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a ItEEhLJ EAlHiL NE EWSPAPER.


TERMs--$s2 per annum for single copy; IS
for two copies, and S. for four copies. In all
cases payment TO be made in advance, and in
notes of specie-paying banks. Postmasters and
Agents will be allowed one copy of commission
for every S. they remit.


The first number was issued on the first Sat
urday in January 1914.


The paper will be printed in the best manner
and on a sheet equal in size and typographical
execution, TO any weekly newspaper in the Uni
ed States


The object of the publisher will be to render
the


SATURDAY INQIRER''
a chaep, acceptable, entertaining, and instruc-
tive Family Newspaper, twill be WING in poll
tics-will contain the proceedings in Congress
and the State Leeisiature-all the great speeches
that may be delivered either at Harrisburg or
Washington, together Wi all important publ
documents.--The best stories will be copied into
its columns from Annuals, as well as from the
American and European Magazines 1t Will
contain all the Domestic and Foreign News of
interest, choice selections from new publications
sound moral articles, suited for the Domestic
Circle and Family fre-side with every thing
in short, which may calculated to render
its columns attractive to all proper-minded clas-
seS of society.


Postmasters authorised 10 act as Agents
and forward subscriptions.


Address, JESPER HARDING.


No 81 South Third ST., Philad