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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-05-17
The Hustler
Is Bodnd to LeadI
Tobacco an1]Snuff

Tobacco aniSnuff - h.19 ut n3aght a big lot of Tobacco
havesabo got a full line of figured goods atcut prices. Also snuff from s5cs
Fine cherootsa n cheap cuars. Everyons M I lead IN Tobacco,
- Dru COodc White and checked hom@puns 4c q ward IAN u d
~ oOOoo f7inghams Sc Outing :; n up Nice line of Cal.
Worsteds o1y5 c Mattress tick s. n up Sec tick DC n u % Big
lot OF ants Cloth from Sic Up Cheviots. denfns and canton fanneis Red
N 1s'a al woo lob OF Q children, wnne AMI mems stockings and
quaht only Zoe and up; Heavy undershirts only 15c and up. See my 25 cen
Groceries - Starch 4c a pound. soda &c ID Sugar Sc alb Coffee
gallon, also fine syrup, 2 barsh horse shoe Dap only &C.. Flour, meat ad meal,
lard, pepper, spice, powders and canned goods IS low vs. q be sold. Fine
cheese, pre cream, cakes, candy, crackers, etc Crockery, Tnware, Woo
nc Wiuoware. Patent Medicines, ETC. We Will O b. underod.
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"0rAnd ROundA."
The drug store of J. 81. Hill &
Son is to have a steel ceiling, the
material for which has already ar
rived and the work will be done in
the near future,
Miss Irene Sanders, who has
been taking a special course in
typewriting and stenography at
the Baptist University in Ra-
leigh, arrived nome last week.
Beautiful stained glass wins
dows r being placed in ST.
Mary's Catholic church, which
greatly adds to The gothic ap-
pearance of the pretty edifce,
His many friends are glad to
see Mr.. j. q. Weldon on the
street again. He still has to use
crsntches, but is improving very
fast aud will soon discard his
wooden assistants.
AS . part of the Memorial ex~
ercises report we republish in
this issue a beautiful poem from
the gifted pen of Goldsboro's al
ways appreciated and lamented
genius the late Nixon P. Cling
man.
The funeral of the late H. J.
Ham was held from his home
last Thursday at 3 O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. W. S, Rome, aud
the interment was made in VIII
low Dale Cemetery. A number of
Borrowing relatives and friends
attended the sad oosequies, and
the floral tributes we're many
and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Spence
have the sympathy of their many
friends in the death of their in
FAINT son, aged six Months, which
occurred last Wednesday morning,
of congestive chill. The inter-
ment will be made tomorrow af-
ternoon in the Cemetery at
Thompson's Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol We'll and
daughter Miss Helen, and maid,
left last week for New York,
whence they will sail in a few days
for an extended European tour,
taking in Mr.. Wells .boyhood
home IN Bravaria, and the Paris
exposition The ARGUS wishes
them a safe voyage and a pleasant
trip.
Murray Bullock. a colored boy
working for Mr.. E. M. Leh-
man, drove into an open sewer
trench near Mr.. Asher Edwards
extraordinarily night aud sus.
tanned some painful injuries.
There was no signal light burn
ing, and Murray says the city
ought to pay bis doctor bill and
his idle time while he is dis
abled.
It is reported that as the cleo
trio storm which passed over this
city on last Wednesday was
passing over Clark's, a station
miles this side of Newbern, a
volt of lightning struck a white
mans hand and tore it off, with.
out shocking him other than the
pain incident to losing his hand.
This is an unusual occurrence.
The man is ''doing we'll"
The death of Mr.. W. L, Wig.
gins, the venerable father of our
good friend Mr.. Jas. NJ. Wig
gins, of the Dudley section, &C.
Cured on May 95h, at his nome
near Saratoga, in Wilson county,
10 the 66 year of his age. The in
terment was made by the side
of his late wife, in the old fam
lily burying ground near Dudley
on May 10th, according to the
rites of the Primitive Baptis'
church, of which the deceased
was a member.
A negro boy named Richarc
Council, from Fayetteville, go
hie foot badly mashedFriday after
noon by the wheels Of a freigh
car, in front of the Arlington
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County.

Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of E. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business IN the
city of Toledo, county and state afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of On 6HundT6d Dollars
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, tits 9Th dav of Deem
Der, A. D. 1886.
! SEAL A. W. GLhA4ON.
~ Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials, Tree.
T., ]. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists Use.
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Fortune Favors the brave" It is
also favorable to those who purify their
blood in the spring by taking Amer
ica's Greatest Spring Medicine, Hoods
Sarsaparilla. A clear head and q
healthy body are given by its use.
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Buffers last opportunity to omdi-
cate himself is at hand.
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OUR LOCAL OPTIC.

6oIdsbOrO and Vicinity History In Brief
EpitOme of Sayings and DoIngs, Wise
and Otherwise. Run Down and Run In
by Omnipresent UbiquitOus Local
Grand Rounds"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-05-17

Nasal. Catarrh quickly yields to
treatment by Ely's Cream Balm, which
is ~agreeably aromatic 1t is received
through the nostrils, ~cleanses and
heals the whole surface over which it
diffuses its If. A remedy for Nasal
Catarrh which is drying or exciting to
the diseased membrane should not be
used. Cream Palm is recognized as a
specific. Price so cents at druggists
or by mail. A cold in the head imme
lately disappears when Cream Balm
is used. Ely Brothers Sc Warrea St.,
New York.
Malaria, the bites of mosquitoes
and insomnia are all jumbled to-
~o4Io, - noao-4 I1oo,,ooo-o
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-05-17

Constipation is cured by Hoods
Pills. CSC.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-05-17

Aguinaldo is to say the least, a
lively corpse.
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w. A. DENMARK,
Tax Col, Goldsboro Township.
May 3rd, 1900.
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Hoods Pills cure liver iIls; the non-irritating and
only cathartic to take With Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The evening world., 1900-04-02
Stop Beating Hiss.
WHAT ONE WOMHN THINKS

n DESIGNING woman-the dressmaker.
W man never throws himself away until he ID
worthless.
suffer Il.
To 10 able to read aloud well Is to be regarded IN
accomplishment.
How many people can ind chapter In the Bible
without looking at the index?
The woman with sour face ought to apply for Q
position In a pickle factory.
when young author puts lots Of color In his stories
ne usually intends them To lie read
There IL only one man who finds that II pays to make
q fool 81 himsef-the circus clown.
The aim OF the wel.-iressed woman IL not 10 much
TO follow the exact line Of fashion ~ adapt II 10
her oNn individuality.
when boy begins TO be particular about the crease
In his trousers II Is pretty sSn Of On attack OF
the FIRST sympi, ms Of love.
The evening world., 1900-04-02
r. H1p TO WOUNDED X HEARTS i

that he wants 20 20 just 10 escape his ptomise al
though he has told them Of his full intention regarding
the purpose OF his trip to Europe. which ne says
for our mutual interest. His actions toward me arc
the same ever and a. far as zee. everything IL
oil right. bu, my folks insist my breaking my en-.
Gagement rather than wal, for him 10 70 aad Der.
haps never come back. They say u cannot turn GU,
right AN ANXIOUS GIRL
Your parents appear to be willing to intrust your
life to . man whose wcrd they viii not take for
period Of three months II ne that the young
gentleman has behaved with strict propriety and is
entitled TO your own and your parents confidence.
until ne has given proof that he does not merit H. n
he not worthy Of your election end trust nsv 10
the time TO md out. Try to bring your parent,
around to this view Of the situation.
The evening world., 1900-04-02


copyright 10 BY the Pre-. rssla. c,mp,sy S,- roh wra
7 Az constantly urged by young girls to write some
thing ON the subject The young gifl who is pop
u,sr with her companion
| one young gIrl says
| II am no, liked by my girl companions. nor by
gentlemen either. for that matter. though do my
best To DE rs pleasing a. can. wnl YOU tell me- II
YOU can what Is wrong and what 10 do' Ny whole
! life seems to he shadowed ny this one failing
! This young girls is by no means an unusual
one. There many estimate people who fail en-
tIrely In the knack Of acquiring and holding friends
! Every loves the bright cheerful girl: but who
signs for the cnmpa nionshp OF the fretfui irritable
cir, the girl who picks up the most trivial remark
that drops thoushtessy from ones lips and insists
upon having 1T Of the suks over IT.
Let your temper be sweet aud even, dear, and be
slow tn anger. and only then upon the gravest OF
| reasons.
DO no, get so Intimate with your companion that
you would have to fear her breaking on her In
tlmacy with you.
Make no unkind remarks concerning others to your
compa Mons. For from that moment you are In her
power. and she knows II.
Always preserve a certain amount OF gentle dignity
In your demeanor, even with your closest friends
Never -: too familiar With them remembering also
that familiarity breeds contempt"
Never arouse envy in the breasts OF your com.
panions for II II noxous plant which spreads alarm
lhgB as u grows, and y1u can never tell where It's
poisonous seeds may be waited 10y eacherous breezes
Re careful not to talk continually Of yourself The
subject he deeply interesting TO you. but has little
or no Interest for your listeners. In fact they are
often bored almost beyond the limit OF patience by
hearing story after story In which you were the
heroine.
he very chary Of .elfpraise. II Is not well TO he
continually throwing bouquets TO yourself Let others
do that
You will see that II takes tact. kindness Of heart
and action and true nobility OF spirit to attract and
hold friendship. my dear girl Hut any one can do
this II they make their mind up to DELIBERATE all
the faults that have pointed out here.
Let her who Is disliked by every with whom she
comes In contact look carefully at her own manner
isms and actions to discover the cause For there II
lies sssuredly.
have Just few more words Of counsel 10 add, my
dear girl and those are No matter In what society
you may ind yourself above all things be natural In
manner and speech.
Never strive vainly TO keep up tagging converse
ton. Better he silent and look pleasant unless you
have something sensible and fitting to remark
LAURA JEAN LIBBEY
Laura Jean Lbb.y .rt. 'or tn. Evening World By p.rn
sion a the Family story rsr.r
The evening world., 1900-04-02

] $e$t$~%>H4$%@
IT was Eve. Of course. who called ny asssnessa y
!ls heard her y,ss fhHf4apsA The 80 window ~
"oh. lcok. mo,Serr' shs etasd 'InGSs ~ ssp,AS'
Hush. dear! II isn't your apple a sit II baeass
lilo the people nsss As6ssr - 90 osts 90 eid
He ism, people," oh,ssssd DvA. Jon = haeAslss.
HI. i,r. sh. tossed her head sSss "a. . ...,aa
,}Hay of tosnne NJ hesd. INN ~ Shan't have 4
IlAr Layton gasSrt 70 ne svsft' year." NJ. LAytsn
Iva: 81 r:seec-=s~.. "ysa know ~ sssays iees
IBIS ladder to setit"l n~,ui ,1Dl1.nis "a.
lfhsre in all It's glory. but when. Il srsw auk
ffnoticsd manoepyres with the prop going o. easo
tpore Finally \ hsdrd L ey d t4uinph. ana tAs
tsustls Of her skirts she ,ndoorA Tnsn wsas
But y'l'd'.e'' d. . NI''" m
i, The ns.s day 1aa sundax In IA aftsrneen N
'tht under the shade ~ 10Y apple tree gSsdng book
% strolled ob. and looked over the van.
Eve" r.ms.s!d, "sa' turned out q paradise IT,
\. sh. looked uo ana smiled fnsn she looked down.
THE annual apple On tnis sds Sas always belonged
10 Eve she as.fted pretending TO cut the pages Of
{>er book. They w4fe cut already llD''o go
~ she might spszS my press TOR Adam" sug.
1ested She glafced It me out Of thS corner Of he
I{yes 10 ,! is,11s 1i@nf -3iog ia
a"Adsm was better without the apple you know.
she assured me. ''''''i 80 's'r
Adam" declared. needed pity ss ALL.
She rested her chin on one hand and looked At NJ
itpQuiriaxiy with her big eyes 4.-.'tt
Madam" she sstmssk<d, -'''ost Paradise ana ths
fppies." booGloddsisi 5.oGT 5ai -.'siTE
y But he had Eve Ha
She studied her Shoes md seated myself on top e
the wall. pr -f' F
| She looked At me asucily over her hook
l. Poor Eve was much to bs pitied' She simulated
b sign ig'i az, s1;,9ssb , q ,g'e.I!. f.
4 "B.e.u'. .h. ~. 'p.4aa.ess-.' -o 81 \. ga
1S"No: because she kept ADAM tsr,du w.
q ssr,tA Al,kr
The evening world., 1900-04-02
REAL POLICE OUTRAGES.

IT has been one OF New Yorks proudest boasti
that It's streets were safe for any reSpectabl,
woman II any hour Whenever this boas
he's been reudered vain as to any portion Of
q the city II has been through the perform
ance, stupid or worse, of some Of the yer,
- Who are hired to make II good.
TIE arrests Of Miss Burlington by Detective
ysloonsr. and Of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Rost by
"Dstsctives" eleanor and Barry arc the latest
ostFasss Prompt STEPS should be taken to make
- ssoos IN assurance as possible that they shall
~ ~ last.
An excellent beginning would he made by strip
plag the ofhcer In these cases ut once Of their
bolOes and authority. Then the entire police force
aAcald Be made 70 understand clearly for all time
tAat gussswork 10 not evidence; that the wearing
q fashionabls clothing Is not an ofense and that
tAsre b no room In the public service for men
Who cannot distinguish between the prosecution Of
epsa vice and the brutal persecution Of reputable
women.
The evening world., 1900-04-02
THE BUSY LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER.
MONDAY WASHDAY.

over; then run through q wrinser.
After this rinse through clear. tepid water. being
| careful never to rub with the hands.
sun 20 dry.
When nearly dry iron.
Blankets washed by this recipe are as soft a.
when new. shaws, flannel dresses-n fact all
voollen goods-it will wash beautifully.
Use hard soap In washing clothes
In boiling white clothes add a Tablespoonful OF tur-
pen,ine to the water to assist In the Whitening
process
Boiled starch IL much improved by the addition Of
salt or little gum arabic dissolved
Another hint In reference to starch IL that the iron
will not stick in ironing II the starch has been mixed
with soapy water.
good starch Ia made by dissolvins one ounce Of
starch In cold water. Just sufficient make II into
smooth thick paste When perfectly free from lumps
add pint Of boiling water slightly blued and boil
for full half hour. stirring all the time to pre-.
vent Its burning Keep covered when removed from
the ffe, as otherwise a scum will rise upon H. while
IL Is y boiling add half teaspoonfui Of nne salt
Strain this starch before using.
Fruit stains may he removed from tableclo,hs and
napkins by pouring boiling water through the spots
before the articles washed Old fruit stains Yield
10 freezing
Ink spots on cotton. silk woollen fabrics should be
treated Ia turpentre satura,e the spots with the
spirits of turpenne and let |, remain several hours
then rub II between the hands. The ink will dsap-
pear. and neither the color the textur. Of the
article viii be injured.
The evening world., 1900-04-02
HOW TO HURRY.
:ApER. do you know how to hurry

NEApER DO you know how TO hurry
n This 10 a hurrying age, and you ought 10 know
~ how to keep up with i,-if you think II worth
while Here are few suggestions that may help you
l. DO nothing tina, you don't have TO do. Cut out the
:.on-cssentials
(. Don't hesitate Begin at once. When you are
through stop and begin on the next thing
Don't he particular what part Of the Job you
begin With Other things being equal do what's under
your hand mrs, and the next nearest thing neat
4 Don't pause between Jobs.
!, Don't 20 from job TO another until the irs, Ia
aon. DO one thing at time II takes time to
change your mind
q d, your thinking while you're acting. And think
.bou, the work IN hand.
IL YOU have assistants. use them. A. nrst DO only
vh,, they can't do and afterward help them out
a mo nothing twice. This makes II necessary TO do
/, right the hrr; time
pon't lay down one tool except to take up another
10 B.waro Of looking ou, the window That way
distraction lies
n. pon', put things on DO them when you think Of
them.
II you'll follow these rules and few that you
can make yourself. you will be able to reduce your
once hours about one-hslf: you won't think you're
hurrytng. you won't he bored and out by your
work and when It's over you go and play rolf or
plnochle. or romp With the baby with an approving
conscience and mind At rest.
The evening world., 1900-04-02

Enter the gilet! No cause for alarm however, a.
giiet IL but French foT wa;steoat.
II 10 . decent substitute for the false 'front.'" an
abomination attached to stock and forever escaping
It's moorings =
The gilei does away with a this The one worn with
the black mohair dress pictured II Of white nRets
and fasens plainly down the middle Of the back The
shaped stock and the trimming covering the front are
Of white mousselne with lace Applques the de-
sisn picked out with narrow black velvst rbhons.
This stunning black mohsis dress 90 .yoe ~ ~
s novel and odish little Jacket bodice fairly covered
with stitched tfets strapplns. q white mousselIne
yoke showing fluffy under. crushed taReta boz
finishes the back Of the mohair skirt at the bs3t
wide black tsaets plating edges the shaped nsAa,r
skirt.
The evening world., 1900-04-02
UNKNOWN GREAT MEN

LII over the country they are getting nm
lists Of the names which should sdorn
the tablets In the Hall OF Fame soon
to arise on our own University Heights
- Good lists. most Of them. But they and
oil Others ever prepared will form bu,
= inss0plsts index to American greatness, n. !,
DoB1o1sA All will lack the names ct
~ oGhsss Who have sacrificed themselve, thu,
- - might BE- ntted for the glory of the
on1)ea.
+ ~ elder brothers who have denied their oxr
G0no - hslp foster the talents OF the younger
- husbands who. for important du,,e, b,v,
Dose1 ~ sneeu Of the thoughtIess and cunr
- ~ beocA when ambition called to the war.
~ Door who have helped each other.
'l ~ IA IN every town whose friendlIness N
Z - = nssd has led that other also to some fra.
|1)gual 80.
- IA make and keep country great
The evening world., 1900-04-02
BIRTHDAY LUCK
For April 3.

7 p you were born on April ). this Is The mean
| ing OF the day for you
To-day Is good for social AFFAIR lmuoe.
ments and writings.
Your anniversary is a favorable one, AMI some
favors will be shown you as the year advances
Gain through friends, from Supporters and ~
your own exertions. Considerable activity 10 IN.
dicatcd and you will Increase your w'ridly
arairs-C Copyrighted by the Sphinx Magazine.
Boston.
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None yMoning- First al or
a CRUEL MOTHER.
Opinions on Woman Who Beats Her Afflicted
Child.

Child.
To ne Editor Of TIE Evening World.
In reply TO Mrs. 5. Gerschalks request concerning
her chilli Of four who cannot speak yet. and whom
she beats to make II speak will say she Is unit to
have che OF n child A mother who hits little
one simply because God pleased 10 afiilct him
must be ignorant or very hard-hearted. Mrs. Gers
chalk ought to some good doctor about him. and
In the mean time say prayer for him instead Of
beating the unfortunate little sufferer. L. c.
Patience and Gestleaess.
To IN, Editor Of TIE Evening World;
read letter last evening from n mother who beats
her chill who cannot talk. A woman who beats a
child n nothing less than 4 beast That the
child does not talk Ia not his fault. Perhaps the
other children treat the child unkndiy and he cannot
tell. because he cannot speak She should no, scoid
him for crying. poor child!
Geneness is the mother Of all virtues and perhaps
~ the mother Of this child would he kind TO him she
would reap her own reward not here earth alone
but In heaven also. The talk will come with time
II he never speaks until he II years Of age he
will then know how to value speech and everything
he does say viii be said to advantage. Remember
this Better late than too soon" r. ROACH.
Stop Beating Rin.
To N. Edio, o. he Evening world:
The woman who beats her fuur-year-od child for
crying hen he cannot yet talk lacks intelligence No
one was ever taught anything by being beaten See
doctor to learn II the chds speechiessncss Il
~ ',backwardness" or some mental or physical de-
feet II the latter have him treated II the former.
try patiently to teach him. And remember certain
text concerning the fate Of those who Offend one Of
these little ones" the next time you tempted 10
strike your AFFLICTED child MOTHER OF FIVE.
The evening world., 1900-04-02

ClIEN Tommy Atkins arrives IN India heAas one
IAI rupee per month stopped out Of his pay un,il
" asseen rupees have been collected for coMn.
This fifteen rupees invested In the resmeh,ai aoda-
water machine and should he die the machine bro.
viies him with y ccn and buries him dsssnsly, bu,
should he SURVIVE vhsa ~ leaves India Re receives
back his fifteen rupeesesl his share OF the pseais Of
soda water. -
The evening world., 1900-04-02
Tho Way to Tell.
T-HE way to tell how'weil'I love you.
Dear?

Ask any Of the gossip winds that blow.
The thousand flowers. that burn Il where they
glow.
Ask all the things that loves close secret hear;
Inquire OF sound and silence far and near.
or brooks that sing II or must cease to now-
AL ministers Of love sbote. below.
Their answer. sweet-of ina, have no fear;
For believe all life. below. above.
Is leasued with love rs light is with the day.
That heaven and earth aye take the lovers
part.
But should all other voices mock my love.
You will not heed them: you will turn away.
Content to have the answer Of your heart
John Vance Cheney. In the Atlantic.
The evening world., 1900-04-02

T-AkE one-half OF bar of any good laundry
.oap; shave It very fine. Pour over It pint a.
kboiiinE water and put upon the IRE and stir until
II becomes thick paste Into this put table
spoonful, Of boraS and two tabiespoonfuis Of am
mona.
Hav. ready tub 81 tepii water. softened with .
tablespoonful Of horax.
Stir into this the soap mixture. then put In the
articles you wish cleaned.
lie. them soak hour occasionally turning them
The evening world., 1900-04-02

% the Editor Of rhs Evening World; .rGr
/ ! am twenty-five and earn ~ week. I am ~
sased Ny father says am too poor yet 10 supeaA =
. wife In comfort, and too young to know my eco :
mind about choosing a wife. I ss0presders to adju.
dcate these two poins@ fos Der - WEARING me d140p
with worry itt.ti.! CHARLkS BRADFoH3kuU
The evening world., 1900-04-02
Ths Cssnbliss ArsA,
s,ose>

To the Editor Of rhs Evening weridi
I wish to call the sssention Of the CITY authofai1t
10 the dreadful public safety that exists IN
the diaesdatSd an1 crumb.ins condition Of ssvsaleG
the pllisrs Of the so-calsd Dewey Arch wov1Anks "A
not be betssto have them removed before thsyaenro
Of ,hess own accord and crush out many useful lrT
s,A destroy much property? nsves pass n 60 tpoi
one p~vs)cuiar weak that do not breathe ao1Dsd
Of rsiS6 6Heh the with iss human freight 10 80
md fpr tksl time oss Of danger Y. 4 P.tlktim
The evening world., 1900-04-02
Literary Hopes Dashed.

Aspirants for fame from literary labor will be u
terested by the recent statement OF prominent put
Usher that of the SIS manuscripts submitted du
ing the past year his firm accepted but twentyswS
Another publisher stated his ratio OF acceptances 4
about four In every 100 manuscripts received. 4