INDICTMENT OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
By Editor
LAST week we published a notice of the National Liberator, of Chicago, No. 15, containing three important speeches on the subject of temperance. John B. Finch of Nebraska, though a young man, is doing a great and good work in this cause. His speech, before the Northwestern Convocation of Temperance Workers, at Lake Bluff, Ill., was entitled, "The Indictment of the Liquor Traffic." We trust the publishers will not object to our giving our readers a specimen extract of this masterly argument. The "Health and Temperance Club" of the Oakland church have sent for two thousand copies; one thousand of which will be used at the Sacramento camp-meeting. Said a friend: "I had not time to read it when I took it, but I commenced and could not stop." Said another: "It is better each time I read it." Again we recommend all our H. and T. clubs to circulate this number of the Liberator.