Addresses on the Civil Sabbath, from a Patriotic and Humanitarian Standpoint V. 1

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1 Addresses on the Civil Sabbath, from a Patriotic and Humanitarian Standpoint 1890

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ADDRESSES

ON

THE CIVIL SABBATH,

FROM A

Patriotic and Humanitarian Standpoint,

BY

WILBUR F.

CRAFTS,

Author of The Sabbath for Man, etc.

Your work if kept up and kept pore will lead a ransomed nation of slaves-slaves to our modern
civilization-to an exodus from the house of bondage. The Great Liberator send you victory.-From letter
of REV. JOHN GRTTON, D. D., Sec. Lord's Day Observance Society, London.

Experience and observation convince me that all who work with hand or brain require the rest which
a general observance of the Sabbath only can secure. The philanthropist and the Christian may approach
the subject from different directions ; but whether we regard man as an animal or an immortal, we should
unite in securing for him the rest that body and spirit both demand for their best condition and highest
good. Those who do not find the Divine command in the Book cannot fail to fnd it in the man.-PREsI-
DENT BENJAMIN HARRISON, in letter dated Jane 3, 1889, to Parts Sabbat/s Congress.

AUTHORS' PUBLISHING CO.,

150 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.

Copyrighted, 1890, by W. F. CRAFTS.