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Big line of boys knee pants at 75c
81 and 81. 25, at Levine Bros.
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Simple

.~rov "TuCRERs PILE OINTMENT"
81 ] M cures the worst cases. Price
only 80 cents per bottle.
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fuckers

INvIGoRAToR.
IA, become Justly the most popular iron tonic
NOW in use. WHY because It's better Suited
a, every case OF infeebleness from any cause
10th old and young. Many physicians en-
So,se and prescribe Il. and their ties timony Is
,b0i the very best satisfac Tin is given es.
reIally so In women and children. Don't
,.Itp try bottle. Price si.00.
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BOYS, knee are still offered by us al
81 81 20 and Sl50. Levine Bros.
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New accessions just received at the
Academy OF Art.
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Waco endorses the 4. b. A.
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Husband, join the Texas Benevo-
lent Association Immediately.
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.aAL-raas v!ssne~,reE, a-=Fuinres opened
lower.
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rhw yohx yuruRHs.
NEW YoRK. september 2,-futures closed
quiet but steady. ipOint higher.
Sales a. 100
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Take your dinner at the St. Charles.
"He-no" cigars at Castles n Morri-
sons,
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proaobips the new Hoard ~ rrde
haU which was theif objective
pUint, they we're permitted " mako
hlaht hid suua hy their crimes On sniue
at the down town thOrOuRhfafns, Their
actual numbers we're not lHfga hnd ~
T. asserted that only for the licNnsn
given them they would not have en-
tOTOd upon the excuses of last night
A. a SIR. and Mrs. l.. T.. KRdish were
being driven home last night the baud
~ socialists, VINO we're parading down
Clark street, encountered tho carriage
~ 10 crossed from Monroe street, hnd
some OF ths mob threw stones against
tho carriage, breaking the windows and
seriously inIuring Mrs. kadish. The
broken glass cut her Taco, aud Mr.,
kRdish and the coachman were slightly
bruised by the stones, Mrs, hadish
WAS carried fainting 10 a drug store,
whore n physician dressed her wounds.
She was unable 10 say who were her
assailaats, and neither the policemen nCr
spectators could designate them
Some members OF the mob were shout
ing as the carriage passed.; "Here's
Board OF Trade man-kill hlmW
one OF the accounts published OF the
affair states that the men In the process
sion were all armed with Tevolyers,
one of their speakers, uamed flelden,
before the procession started, said:
The black dag Is 10 be unfurled when
the Board OF Trade Is opened. \ Board
OF Trade means starvation for the
poor aud other similar statements
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thb committee winch Investigated the
Credit Nullihf a0andal, masking the
principal spenol upon the subject WHEN
Inc rnpuft was nalo tO congress-. The
salary grab act WIS passed. during the
lie ~ tlle congress, hut Judge Merflck
opposed u ava refused "a take his
back pay, n nco he rotifonont from
congress he lns continued Ia practice
laW In Maryland. lie WAS born IN
Charles county, Maryland, aud II about
90 Years Of age,
II IL reported that tho resignation Of
Judge Axtell, OF tho supreme court OF
New Mexico, has boon requested 10y the
attorney-genernl, with the understand
Ing that should he not resign he viii be
enue collector Tor Mississippi, James
Hill, will he asked TO resign, 10 give
place 10 II. .. Sykes, Of Aberdeen,
Mississippi.
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Quincy Captures tho Cake.

GALVESTON, April 29.-The agony
over the aldermanic contest has ended.
To-day the committee of the whole OF
the city council presented majority
and minocity report. The majority
report reje citing the returns from
the elevenI ward, and declaring N. w.
Quincy le gally elected as alderman,
from the twelfth ward was adopted by a
vote OF to 2. Aldermen Large and Nc
Donald submitted an exhaustive mi
nority report, which was voted down.
At2 q. M. tomorrow the committee OF
tie whole will tackle the mayoralty
contest, which now absorbs public at
tention, and promises to be more ex-
citing than the aldermsnjc contest.
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4 siel ness M aeol enta lnlify should
efur, thhy would much prefer ~ ~
main with thnif families rather than he
tran .fifd 'D distant hospitals Nv be
cared ~ hV strangers. GOT, iIuxey H..
tened . tbof1 hitentlyelY, and asked
that t'1F aulnit their grievances "a
him ia WrIiI1s, aud lao would give the
mattbr prompt attention.
TtfE tHoN TRADE TOric,
PirrsnuRO, April @-figuros which
Will create u sensation In tho iron bust
moss were presented to-day In long
statement made by the officers OF the
Amalgalnhtsd association In answer u
. demand of the manu-
facturtrB for "A reduction
of wages. The principal argument In
support OF this demand has been that on
account OF the low wages In the east,
iron could be produced there for
SO or Sl2 per ton less than
here. The figures presented by the
Amalgamatai association are authora-
tive. They show that there is really =
difference OF $50 In favor OF tho west
ern manufacturers. This result upsets
all previous theories and viii be the
basis for the Amalgamated association
fight.
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AT JOLIET, ILLINOIS.

AT JOLIET, ILLINOIS.
JOLIET, ILL, April 29.-The striking
quarrymen are again creating trouble.
A large force OF them are reported. on
their way from Lsmont to invade the
Joliet quarries and the National Guard
troops have been ordered TO report for
duty.
GALL ON MR.. HoXIE,
MARSHALL, April .29.-[Spsciall-C
Hoxie, made short halt here yester-
day morning and during the time a
committee of employees of the Texas d
Pacific shops, called on him, they stated
to that official that their enforced asses
ment OF 80 cents per month on them for
the support and maintenance OF the
company's hospital at Fort Worth, and
elsewhere was in their opinion arbitrary
and unjust. They assigned many rea-
sons in justification of their protest
They say that in this matter
the men should be left
tree. Ifthey desire to avail themselves
of these advantages, well and good; but
that many of the men, both here and at
other points, have their homes and fam
lilies, and that II misfortune in the way
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A Wonderful Discoyery,

Consilmptives and all who suffer from
any affection OF the throat and lnngs,can
find certain cure in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. Thou.
sands of permanent cures verify the
truth of this statement, No medicine
can show such record of wonderful
cures. Thousands of once hopeless suf-
ferers now gratefully proclaim they
owe their lives to this New Discovery.
1t will cost you nothing to give it trial.
Free trial bottles at w. III. Howell u
Bros drug store. Large size, 81.
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PANAMA, May 1.-The city is quiet.
The national troops occupied the city at
Z o'clock yesterday afternoon. There
has been no disturbance during the ar
mistice of 4S hours. Many, probably the
greater portion, of the rebels escaped,
taking with them their arms. The ma
val forces from the United States con-
tinue quite well. The first battalion is
at Panama, and the second battalion sat
Colon. The artillery and gatlings are
scattered along the line of the railway
and at Matachin, San Pablo and other
points.
Admiral Jouett has gone to
Colon, after settling the politi-
cal squabble yesterday and ordering the
extra forces 10 return to their stations.
The contingent from the Pacific and
North Atlantic fleets have returned to
their ships. The second battalion Wi IL
probably return on the steamer on
May 6. The conduct OF the whole
United States force has been exem-
piary.
Only three deaths have occurred.
Thomas Brennan, the fireman of the
Alliance, was shot in the left leg on the
afternoon of April q by Pri-
vate Murray, of the second
battalion, and died on the 10Th.
Brennan as drunk and violent. Muir
ray, assisted III preserving tne pedceJ
was assaulted with a knife, seized
rifle and shot Brennan.
The same night private David Irvine,
OF Capt Cocnran's company, was shot
by sentinel James MacCauiay, while
trying TO run the leyees. Both were
buried on the 10th in the foreign ceme-
terry. A board of investigation pro-
nounced Brennan blameless, but he Will
be held tor trial.
MacCaulayis the same man who some
months ago fired on river thieves from
Boston navy yard and killed woman
engaged in cooking in house on the
opposite sido OF the river.
Augns Flemming, a seaman apron
tice, died on the 30th, of fever in st.
Thomas hospital, on his 21st birthday,
and the day his enlistment expired.
The detachment of the first battalion,
under Col. Haywood, is expected to re-
main in Panama until peace and good
government is fully assured.
The last detachment of blue jackets
leave Panama this afternoon. Detach-
uaents will remain at Paradise, Matachin
and San Pablo, on the railway, under
Lieutenants Mason, Huntington and
Elliot.
The sick list il small; no serious sick
ness.
In over 1000 men there has been one
case of intoxicatiOn.
Gen, Aizpurn is aboard the Refine
blanche, the French flagship.
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Fired Out.

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-The postmas'
t0r-general has removed the following
named post-ollloe inspectors;
John IL. Livingston, Chattanooga.
George w. Porter, st. LOUIS.
Il. q. Stevens, Augusta, Maine.
Charles Field, Boston.
j. j. Hanna, st. Louis,
The names OF those inspectors were
Inc uded in the list OF inspectors who
were called upon to resign about
month ago and AZ they failed to send In
their designations, thoy were removed,
The president 20 dsy appointed h, j.
Hale, of North Carolina, 10 DO United
St'tos consul at Manchester, England,
vice A. ID. Shaw.
J0lu G1OJo, of Virg mia, % DO So
llcitor general, vice Samuel II. Phillip,
resigned.
VIM, NJ. Merrick, OF Mar yland, 20 he
associate justice of tho supreme court
of the District OF Columbia, vice An
drew Wylie, resigned.
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visions of Bliss.

Nine millions of Empty Pill BqTesl Whats
sad commentary on constipation and biliousness'
What = vast storehouse of pills if all were col
iected. And to think that all these drastic nau-
seating pills have been kindly solicited to enter
he stomachs of men and womeni Sicken'ng
md disgusting to think Of. No one knows the
.irs and aches, loss of time, piles and infamma-
sions they have caused, You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and try
one dose of Bailcy's Saline Aperient, and visions
of bliss will hover over your detected brow It
believes constipation. cures biousness, sick head
ache. heartburn, &c. Tits pleasant, eaectual and
cheap and well adapted to ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 CENTS and cold every
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Endicott and shsrida. are Solid.

SALEM, MASS, April @.-Judge En-
dicott, secretary of war, was seen at his
residence last night and asked about
the alleged difference between him and
Lieutenant General Sheridan. The
secretary said he was much surprised
at the publication. As far as he was
concerned there was not word Of truth
in it. His relations with Gen. Sher-
idan had been of tho most
cordial nature. He knew OF no differ
ence between them and could not I'M
derstand how the rumor started.
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The Vol6aic Bolt company Of MARCH
Chall, Mich, offers to send their cole
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days TO men (young or old afflicted
with nervous debility, loss Of vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration TO hoalth, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
Cured, as thirty days Trial is allowed.
Write thom at once for illustrated pam
oh At free.
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WACO, May 1.-[special.l-Rev. Sam
p. Wright, the Methodist minister and
college president, who lost his mind and
was carried to the insane asylum at
Austin, three weeks ago, is home again,
restored in his mental and physical
health. As q consequence, great re-
ioicing prevails among his friends.
william Grover, q carpenter, mys-
teriously disappeared two weeks ago,
and all circumstances indicate that
aorne fatal accident has befallen him, or
that he is q victim to foul play. He was
not financially embarrassed, and had
some money.
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Just opsa the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Flor
ence Nightingale of the nursery. OF
this we are so sure, that we will teach our
"Susy" to say "a blessing on Mrs. Wins
low for helping her to survive and es-
cape the gripping, colicking and teething
siege. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
relieves the child from pain and cures
dysentery and diarrhea. 1t softens the
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safely
through the teething period. 1t performs
precisely what it processes to perform,
every part of it--nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her
"Soothing Syrup for Children Teething.'
If we had the power we would make her
as she is, a physical savior to the ifnan
race. Sold by all druggists, % cents a
bOttla
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tired taking the large ole

If you tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, and are salts
weak and sick is not good common
sense, then try Carter's Littio Liver
Pills and learn how easy it is to be free
from biIiousness, headache. constipa-
ton and all liver troubles. These little
pills are smaller, easier to take and give
quicker relief than any pill in use.
Forty in a vial. One dose. Price %
o1ufo
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Mr.. Geo. v. willing, of Mancheste$S',
Michigan, writes: "My wife has be 4
almost helpless for five years, so heljs
less that she could not turn over in boz,
alone. She used two bottles of Electric
Bitters and is so much improved that
she is able now to do her own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds Of testi-
mcnials attest their great curative pow
ers. Only 90 cents q bottle at w. I'll.
Howell IL Bro.
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That which we call q rose
BY any other name wound smell as sweet
But the reverse Is equally true, and the
simple fact that so many wretched per-
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not impart to them any OF the
sweet fragrance Of the genuine Murray
u LanmaTi's Florida Water. Beware OF
these counterfeits, and make sure OF OBJ
tanning only the right article which has
won for itself the foremost position as a
toilet requisite.
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A CHANGED CONDITION.

The Saloons and Gambling Houses of Fort
Worth Take Small Dose of Law and
Order-The Sports on the Ragged Edge.
FORT WORTH, May 2.--[Special.] i
County Attorney Bowlin's declaration
yesterday In regard to saloons selling
on Sunday and Gambling, has had its
. fTecr. At IL tonight every saloon and
house closed The saloon
doors are locked, and where, for years,
whisky bas been sold every consecutive
hour, for the first time, mono can be had.
The closing has Gated something OF Q
sensation, and knots Of men, interested
or indirectly, stand on the side
walks discussing the question. Whether
the gamblers win open their houses
Rgain Monday is debatable question.
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Mrs. Ann Lacour, of New Orleans,
Louisiana, writes: az have son who
has been sick for two years. He has
clans, but all to no purpose. This morn
ing he had his usual spell of coughing,
and was so greatly Frustrated in conse-
uuence, that death seemed imminent.
We had in the house bottle of DIR. Will
liam Halls Balsam for the lungs, pur-
chased by my husband, who noticed
your advertisement yesterday We ad-
ministered it and he was instantly re-
liavadO
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IyABJTS OF YOUTH ANDl EACEsssE
IL OF manhood cause more suffering, sui
cides, nervous debility, impotence, sterility
STRUCTURES, varicocele, diseased PROSTATE
gland, bladder, kidneys, heart, dropsy, dia-
betes and Bright's disease, than everything
else, and cannot be cured with stomach Iaed.
icjnes alone, electricity, Dragons, belts, cau-
terizations, sounds, cstheters or cutting, I'll
European and American Medical Bureau
will send q treatise for rs cents, giving RENEE
dies and directions which cure these other
wise fatal diseases at home withontpain pri.
vsfa'v. Offices. IIpS prrn6u'av ". N-Nh~.
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MIR Pendieton on civil Service Reform

NEW York, April 29.-At n banquet
rendered Minister George II. Pendle-
ton last night at Delmonico's by his civil
service friends, when tho distinguished
guest was introduced by President
Curtis, he was greeted ny vociierous
cheers, which continued several min
utes. Responding to tho toast sour
guest Of The evening" Mr., Pendloton
said i'm substance: Tam so much hon-
orad by your tindness tonight that
can not well express my
gratitude, Tor words Ut Atling 2cSnOwl-
odgemen5 fail mo. AS / stand among
you'll dm painful y conscious how mucu
more ] QUE TO your c0nslderat5 p-r-
TALLY thuu l do my c.nim- ol my own
/ vas cropping in tho dark with lhb
JcuEs lin oil tho old time until Mr.,
Durma b. Eaton e. plained the ueiec $
OF that measure. ! then successfully
urged rdu passage OF the civil service
reform bill
AfJer dl.euss'pg the demerits Of the
s1uiIs srs stem, ltc. +. continued:
AZ have great ia.sh IN. President
Cleveland aBn true ingui OF ciyll s5r-
yilo reform. 'Geagsl Tho bold ana
manly stand n took IN his lHt.Or OF as
ceptauca aud i'm his ltc'iar dee. 1ra-.ons
made his election possible, .ud ms 49,,
ton, since have lo.n deliberate and
within the limits Of BIO highest duty.
NOmorn diAieg't task ever deHpiNau
upon mau tlIH upon Grover CleVe-
lsud on tho day OF his iuauguratios.
In my Judgment, on the whole
he has d1I5 remar6ally well, lCheors !
Tbis is the crucial time of his admins
tru,ion. He must formulate policies
aud encounter criticisms from his polt-
zeal opponents. HJ must appoint Oh
fics-Aoldrrs aud many good men viii be
disappointed. But IL Is the duty of all
his just countrymen, however they may
feei inclined 10 critiCise him, 20 give
him now iu the supreme moment oil his
trial, tnat support which the chosen
ruler of every free people is entitled to
receive.
Gsutlemen, l miuGle my heartiest
congratulations with yours upon the
eminent success our good cause has al
tain q and th ank you, one and all, for
tnis flattering token Of your considera-
ton"
Mr. Peudloton was Justify cheered af-
ter the conclusion of his remarks. He
will sail on Saturday for Bremen on tho
steamer Elbe.
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HE W&a IL WINNIPEG
MIDDLETON AoNlN HEARD FROM.
rhe wires Gut and no Enemy Ia sight
ITS rlan of Campaign outlined
The Massacre at Frog Lake
Onloiaiiy uonfrned,

wINNIrro, May 2.--'rhe latest nows
FROM the front iscontained In. the follow
ing dispatch, received by Chief Com
missioner woigloy this morning. IL
came by courier 30 Humboldt, tho wire
being down west OF that point.
"FIsu CREEK, MAY. 2.-Thanks for
all you are doing. The steamer mas
stuck six miles from here, below Ell
with team TO her. Our
wounded are doing very well, and have
all gone this evening to Saskatchewan
To settlers houses. / have secuted for
and have so0n no signs OF the enemy.
All the houses up To GabriePs Crossing,
north, l found vacant. IL IL believed
that most OF tho occupants have been
forced 10 Join Riel. Everyone here is In
excellent spirits and anxious to got on,
(Signed.) FRED MIDDLETON.
Yesterday afternoon Archbishop
Tache received brief telegram from
Father Claude, OF COlgarry, stating that
Father LauemRndq had been killed by
half-breeds and also that the news OF the
massacre Of priests NJ Frog lake had
boon confirmed. His grace does not
know where Father Claude got his In
form ltlOn, but thinks ltmusJ have been
OF good authority, although IL ~ strange
that such news lhlull como by way Of
Culglrry. he has received no further
par iculars. Father LaUumHuie hhS,
since 1881, been parish llas. ~ b-Juu-
che. In that year no passed through
the city Ou route 90 bis mission,
and stopped with Archbishop Iacho
DO mas never been east since. The dl'.
pa,ch received docs MOI give alY par
ucuiars u3 ,s tho GHtuoi uia uolth.
A LH.us'ura clgrosp1-lunt writes as
F,Il..... A IE.t az Indians from ID.
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Ehiloh's Cough ana Consumption Our
Ia seld by us on guarantee. It cuSe
CONSUMPTION. Sold by ]. L. Willsm
Co,
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Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by j. l.. Williams d Go.
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rhe warenhausser Brewing Association.

The Wagonhaueser breWf"E
The directors OF this company mes
yesterday. at the Office of the company
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Anton Wsgenhaueser; first vice.
pxesident, James b. Simpson; second
vice-president, Paul Glucksman; treas
urer, w. H. Flippen; secretary, William
Nuoemauu.
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ssEIackmetaok,n a lasting and fragran
perfume. Pfiae % and 90 cents. Sold by
y. l.. Williams Il Co.
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A nasal injector free with each bottle
Ds Shilob's c8tarrb Remedy. Prtos %
e,tp. Sold nv J. T.. Williams IL Co.
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4 Bhilon,s cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
SOLD bv j. T.. WilIiams& 90.
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Use chopped feed, fatten your stock.
IND save NOR sy. Send your orders to
Eelton,e rllu A.l E
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A Treasury stateme ont,

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The United
States treasurer now holds in United
States bonds to secure national bank
circulation $3l5, 027, 40, as follows:
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no kDyERrISEBs--Lo rates for ad-
d vertising IN 962 good newspapers sent
free Address Geo p. Rpweli Co., 10 Spruce
street, ~. y.
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re- FLORENCE Nightingale ar the Nursery.
The following is an extract rom a let
,.r written TO the German Reformed
uessenger at Charabersburg, Pennsyl-