WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL
The growing sentiment of the country against the liquor traffic had been voiced in Parliament by Mr. G. W. Ross, a member of the Reform Party. The Government expressed a willingness to consider the subject of Legal Prohibition as soon as they had evidence that a majority of the people desired such a measure. Rev. Mr. Afflick, an eloquent English lecturer, was at this time making a tour of Canada in the interest of the temperance cause.
Grip, March 6th, 1875.
WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL.
ARTEMUS WARD MILLS AND BETSY JANE SENATE