The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14 00:00:00

ATTEMPTED EXTORTION FROM MESSRS.
WARING.

At the Mansion Howse to-day Nieholas Antonio
Celdo, of London, ems gorged with attempting to
extort 'hooey from Waring Brother., the we kao•n
eontramorr, by threater.ing to mud • letter to the
Tina respecting e railway in South America for
wbioh oomolainanta wen oontramora. n. ore wee
adjourned.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLAL—In the oomplaints peculiar to
females them Pills ere unrivalled. Their use by the
fair see hes beep's* es; °swiss* for the removal of their
almost. that rare is the toilet that is without them.
Amongst all classes, from the domestic &etyma to the
peones, milversal favour is worded to these renova-
tion Pills ; their inorsting and purifyisg properties
render them if. and invaluable Is ad oases ; they may
be takes by females of all ones for any disorgsalsation
or Irrsularlty Pith. syttent, speedily removing thiesuse
and restoring the sufferer to robust health. AA a fusty
mediclue they are unopprosehable for subduing the
inoladies of young cod old.

THI POW= Or GOD'g WOINZ1111:—Illarirdl, ar
Res. J. W. airier. Vicar ol.Clirig asewa. gorgiord,
Lothian, 1. —Development in at'; weentb In
thrlcalturs ; Rothman in mechanic skill ; commerce; growth of
dell Institution.; wealth and power ; ill things that the echoiar
heap up ; all 'Mop that the statamenan accquiree, all tithe
things to the Christian it. neethered and ethmated by the rela-
tion which they bear to therin's Interior, apuitnel kingdom.
It is the moral elements of this world that be regards aa being
the substanUal thing, of time ; not the outward cinoUstallais of
thla life ; not thorn... combination of things asemler. inflowo.e
toot are promotive of Gcd's kingdom among men, thew we
the thing+ that excite the heart of the true Chrietian ; end he
labours in these things Isecause he thinks ow 1t... them end
labours in them. In the apostolis time the own that were the
oif scouring of the world ; the men that died deaths dolly ; the
men that had neither ortantry, not home, not Meath the mem
that arrange' theraselven against the organised power of the
world; the men that waned to he bueedion aad Mame, the mea
that wore charged with modal:01;th, thatllgied themselves
up in their weaknees in oppodtha to thdreselth and
dab., dastnen, and !minutiae., what Ad thew man :IT;
revolutionise the globe And la b.ltoNe.d the, how did
Savonarola in Italy Hue. la llehellethimi the Melo pro! of ^-
formers in Germany sad I.irierfenth nth Mt themerlty, oppow
theamilves to the moot ptheige end abgallarles sod sus-
kap of the *odd Mow Ibilf Mar ap in their weakness
until they became mem& Übe eimenst I The Wage than hem
maned weakest sad meth werlidele ham then thlage that
need and grew. per unaluethe vita God behind It la meanie-
°that. stmegth that le em uas • spider% web. the
In oar In oar Hidanity la our own thaw, are
nether thai. • drop of wager, and snore undsble, but as
together In the pith ocean of lib, aa kept, together
ry'tar mighty currents which God*. providence make, we
attain, working together with Him. under the laaptration of
Ms Spirit, to • might that mar life not Ignoble, but sublime.
The men that adopts any divinely appointed truth, no molter
what the workl thinks of It, rids. in God's chariot, •Ag ha.
God for ens inearlotew. No man Mee at WO sad is Inch rood
oompeny, se the men that allies Mama to • truth that God
torn and ewe thin Where • thing la true, men Jan, and pure,
and noble, and right let re ear what they plasma, SU, tho
world eey what It theme% let inialtutione say what they pique.
du you owl yenned into that thing without heed, without
macula' km, without fear, and you will de in tbe hollow of the
k." of God Almighty, and w.O boon the one road to victory,
since He himself la the all-victorious One —Contributions' or
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ARCHBISHOP MANNING AND MR. ARCH.
Arehtdshop Manning, writing to a friend at Rugby.
who bad directed his stuation to Mr. Newdsitide'd
reolot speeoh, says that W. Nowdegste's words .ro
Too wild to 5.11 fur any reply. Ile &willows's Mr. Are
Is an honest man. sod will use uo amain oottrary te
the law of God or tbu hurl to promote tire I.boaren'
OM; which bis Grose regards as well-fouuded.