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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

youaerp,lt,s Money Couldn't Buy II.

Tim Aeror.h New. and Farmer Of thlA .c-s ssJs.
Mrs. Elizabeth saker. living within thtee Mills q
Acworth, remarked that VandetbNts fortune could
got buy from her what SIX bottles oil ssltts slecn1
hss doro for her. Her statement Ia as follow; Fo
thirty-one years ! have suffered almost death IRON
that horrible disease, s~croiuls. For years was IN
able 10 do anything In keeping Up my domssu.
sfds. lac, October was induce, 70 w GInnt
sp@dhc, and used two bottles, and was " much hen
ented by II that l purchased four more from Messn
Northcut 4 johnson, which has almost entirely 10
Iieyed me. ! feel like new person, and can dod
INV own homework. Before took tho = y. .. ny
ia was A burden, As my entire pcrson was covcrco
Win sores, and In this miserable condition ] did not
care 10 live. had tried every Known remedy, and
INV case wn generally regarded - incuraolo, had
non tnattd 6y the bort physicians 10 no avail. I
most heartily recommend bwiit's specnc TO the
Afflicted.
.nrth ,ay. We know Mn. Elizabeth RAfoF person.
s,Iy; We arc familiar with her case, shc 10 highly
esteemed in this community.
Eheumatism Twenty Years.
have laen suffering from rheumatism for twenty
,s.r' at ,imc. With almost intolorabls pain. hsd
Inc best medical treatment, and took all sors u
remedies, hut without relief. Being reduced almost
10 a skeleton, and not being able TO walk even With
rru,ches, I vas induced 70 try srit's specific, and
II actod ike . charm, and ] am 70 day ontlwiy re-
iieyed. Have thrown away my crutchcs and am In
sIocllent health. believe 5wtits Specific will oun
Tho worst cases OF Theunatism
Nys. EZRA M~KRsHoS, haooH, ia, Au2. Z, ~.
Communication
WETUnPNA,huA., sept. 2s,lssi About hI.yeas
ago / became afflicted with 4 very disasrceable skin
disoate, with large. dry sSrer and many crusted pin-
ples on my face, hands and shoulder. The sJrs on
nv shoulder es, out q hole nearly m inch deep, and
the generous appearance OF one oil the sors nsF
INV eve alarmed me worry much. ! tried oil kinds
Of Treatment, but found nothing that sccmed 10 Affect
the disease. I finally dccidet 10 try D. =. =. on 3D.
vice Of a physician. ard In . short time tho aeafn
-- -, IA. /, snl laft nv akin gmO0lh And
veil. Iconslder s. y. 3. the greatest blood medicine
made, and the only thing that will cure the discs
With which | was afflicted. think my trouble ~
he result of A terrible attack Of malahO fever, ON
trartsd while farming IN the Tallapooa nTersvamp.
can be found at my ofi9 In the court house ~
We,umpta. You can refer 10 me-.
III. RHODES, Dep. Sheriff Elmorc " "A" I,
T,cstjsc on Blood and skin Disesss msil"i ins n
Tup SsIy1 SrECiyIc Co. drawer >, Atlanta, u.
soid NV Isugh'ln Bros. 4 IN. and Logan : 20, 81
.hols.sie and retail. wheeling. W. Va
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4 CULTIVATED TASTE.

The temper BY which right taste is formed
is Enthusiastically patient. 1t dwells upon
what is submitted to it. 1t does not tram
ple upon it lest it should be pearls, even
though it look like husks. 1t is q good
ground, soft, penetrable, ~retentiye; it does
not send Up thorns Of unkind thoughts to
choke the weak seed; it is hungry and
thirsty, too, and drinks all the dew that falls
uponit. 1t is an honest and good heart
that shows no too ready spginging before
the sun be up, but fails not afterwards
Ruskin.
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Staring the Bear Out of Couutenance.

Staring the Bear Out OF Countenahce'
Detroit Journal.
Ever heard about the time | wa chased
by a bear out West when | didn't have a
weapon of any sort about me, Butcher!
81 never did; how on earth did you manage
to escape, old fellow Tried sitting down
and staring him out Of countensnce. And
did it worE" Admirably" That's very
s,rapge-very strange, indeed; hoT on
earth do you account for it; I've sometime
thought that my choice of a seat may have
q little something to do with it; selected
the top of the highest tree on the entire
range
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
rbe Medium Called Up the Wrong Ma

At a ~spiritul seance q widow desired to
communicate with her dead husband. is
i, really such dreadful place, john "Not
at all; heaven Is q delightful place" Mr.
Medium" said the widow, turning to that
parsonage, you have called up the wrong
man.
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A FUNNY COLUMN.
Gone to the Bad Place.

Zsroat0 Mda.
GOOD mornin', Mrs. Murphy" GOOD
mornin', Mrs. Gilhooly." "Hey yer heard
the news, Mrs. Murphy" "Phat news, Mrs.
GiIhoolyY p The OtLannihsns has gone ter
Chicago" Ter Chicago "Yes." Och
hone, och honeI l always thought that
family wud come to some bad ind"
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A Minnesota Poem.

held her tiny hand in mine, and clasPed
her fairy form, and told my tale of ardent
love in language sweet and warm; and
when | paused for want Of breath she raised
her dimpled chin aud whispered low: Il
don't catch on; please sing your song agln.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
moSAICS.

"IuE TUNING o" Two LUTEG.'
"ND,hing shall assuage
Your love but marriage, Tor such II
The tuning OF two luteS in one key for
Striking the strings II one, StrawS will stir
Upon the string, Dt the other; and in
Two minds linked in love, one cannot be
Delighted but the other rrioices,"
-SapphO and FhaDn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

GEEGT things have ever hinged on trihes
The first family difficulty on record was
caused BY an apple CORE the last we heard
Of vas the negligence Of father to keep up
the supply Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup vasn
all hands had 3 cold
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
PROOF.

Con-umptiso, splitting BIood.-hy frtsrd d.
CAV. up 81 hopes my reoorerJ. Dr. John 4 sniA
cured me tao year. ago. Gso. Delaney.
Consumption. Chronic Dlnrrh1a, Spittns
and Passing Blood "a emscstsd 70 . sksIs
Ion. strength gone. DI. smith cured me two y.aS
ago. Mn G. J. Nelson, Rhssiinz, W. Va
Csisrrh. PoIypus Of Nose, Lose of voice
! tufiered for year.. Physicians and mstiane- lailA
IN help NE ! thought nay dissase ineunble. d
smith esred me- completely two Jean sso. .Hs1
boen well ever ,incs. Charles CbsIdcot,
Of speide, "a Co, Wheeling, W. v.
Cancer Of BrrnIt-Ns IA cut out thp~ tIm0bD
physetans. Or. Smitb curst mo without the knf6
To the LAdIss-Dr. Smith has 4 method a sr~s
ing falling Of the womb add femais weakness Who
euTss u in a short tins. LAdio nsej suffer no lonsss
Female wezkpess-Hos. AGRA kind. IA
one seemed 70 understand the case Of my dauzhta
Ir. hmith cured her . year ago and shs u nov -
and s,ronz. Mrs. &. J. Nelson. wheeling, W, Va
Fistula In Ano, Pties-Mns asxrs,sist. Va
hack for eighteen weeks. Dr. Smith cured me In aCv
weeks without the kniLs. thres y0n ago, and ] satoS
Tho. Coirin. Grocer, whA.ln4
Fits-Hy wife had them for year.. Could rdB
relief. Or. smith cured hsf three jean ago, and 81
scrofuIous Ulcer on Leg for Ysars-D
Nm. Cihsrfns PhIil.bsuls
Valley Grove, W. VI
GDr. Smith will ensasete cure any oe o. piLaA
mittsr Of hov long standing. Without ths kHiis, ~
Without The last dslger OF any Kind
Loss Of d. Smith has usdsispsds
atty Of his condition vhisg saps tbs fosntsi.ooI
rnent VIII restore hsslth and strength 10 . s50d d.
DR.. Smiths rooms are % &rrknsod that pStisnucA
ing 10 zee him % NOT cone In contact siis ctnN
and his bustnen With ladies and ~gsntisnsn h@n~
BLOOD Disordsrs-Itose ufehns iron ne
stroyer Of ne may consult d. Smith With Psfs~
"a Chart for SELF Examinat1onssnt % patesS
st 4 distsnce On reoipt Of two % stans ma pse
thus tsstsd are alysys guan.nssed - tn
Consultation Free st en-
IN" ~ BIZ J. Z sNiIh.
M i|ol Caapitns 0asSk
-.m WhsstaG Wv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31
IN Il TWILIGHT.

Many a night is but a low starry day, a
day with sottened background against which
the far off suns of millions Of other days
show themselves; when the new vision van
ishes the father hope swakes. 1t is nowhere
said of heaven, there shall be no twilight
there-George Eliot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

Yawniug, dear son, indeed, is quite involuntary,
let 10 unjearu the trick, Tor tho l. ncccSSlry.
l never yet observed that, when thou had'st before
thee
ANY good thiug to cat, s y~awning it came DER thcci
Al least, il in the midst Of chewing thou shouldst
stop
Ts yaSu, Thy open mouth the morscl well might
-WiSl,m Of the Brahmin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

H. For the relief and prevention,
-yNNthe instant II IL applied, Of
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatic7,
nN Coughs, Colds, Weak Back,
Nv Stomach, and Bowels, Shooting
~ Pains, Sumbnes, Hystera, Fs-
..slS- male Pains, Pslpitation, Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious
rs. Fever, Malaria, and Epidemic,
nH>N uss Collins Pastors ian
1RetN Electric Battery combined
IERs I..sh /: :. p psine ESQ., r' .;srSah sa'
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DR.. J. E. SMITH,
No. itol chspnne street

Near Fourteenth S;G,~,
bihr ssit .a"sry eduostsd physician s;rcfsIl,
On ths iol!Oving dlsoass In the state OF ws.i ".
ginis, and the bat evidence Of his akin and s.gccss.
the testimony Of his patisnu. lie never U.S. .
.i.uts name without permiAiou; those sppenlr a.,
sie~ On. Of many pr..dred csrtiso.ts 10 h' p1n~
sion. Many yesr' erperieno. In Ia. bsd hip.hJ
.ogethgr sithh thorough medical cdur9iioh snifp
lnIiishty .ith therapeutic agents, . oiose obs rsas1
OF tempe mentie peculiarftie, and rriei sitestionDo
hyr,enic management enables him 10 treat 9Th sal.
cess diseases which are frequently ryzrdsis inou'
able. In every in,.<aos DT. Smith viii ffsatiy p,s
ihs patient his ~opfohon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-05-31

Here the stick came in. One man wanted
to know if il was an electric hight. A sec
ond suggested that Liberty always used nap
tina or kerosene to light up with. A third
said that the gas companies would be mad
if left out, and several others didn't believe
that the ode had enough jigrhyme in it to
represent the colored element. Brother
Bebee was discouraged and broke up, and
wanted to turn the job over to som one
else.
Oar am no speshul hurry about it" said
the President. Take your time, do q heap
Of thinkin' ober it an you viii come out
all right in the eand. On ode 10 Liberty
won't decay if kept unfinished fur fifty Vars
I'd kinder git q breakdown in dar some
wbar,' an be sure you hez de music arrsug'
ed fur de fiddle an bones. Let u now re-
tard ourselves homewards."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-10
FAIR PLAY.

EDITOR BULLETIN 1t seems an
exceedingly unjust act that the
Myrtle Boat Club be ruled out of
the races on His Majesty's birthday,
simply because they do not choose
to belong to an association which
seems to be not only distasteful to
themselves, but as near as l can
learn to nearly all boating men,
owing to an extremely unjust deflni-
ton of senior and junior crews,
adopted by the Association, and
also for the apparent attempt of one
club to control the whole affair.
The 10th has been for many years
past a national holiday and cele-
brated by regatta in which the
public have always taken more or
less interest. Now, why should a
few undertake to control, according
to their own prejudice, the events
of this day in which the whole pub
lie are interested. The Myrtle Boat
Club, composed mostly of mere
boys, have through sheer pluck,
hard work, and energy, come
bravely to the front as victors in the
last two regattas held here, in spite
of the odds against them. And to
deny their partaklng in public re-
gatta on public holiday, is not
only an injustice to them but to the
public generally, who certainly take
a great interest in this healthy and
manly sport. Give the boys fair
play. They have gone to great ex-
pense and trouble getting ready for
the coming 18th, and no doubt, if
allowed to come on the field, will
make short work of their rivals.
A SUBSCRIBER,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-10

represent this paper as q detractor
of Mr.. Jaeger, is beneath contempt.
Nobody who can produce evidences
of being successful or respectable
Journalist can ever have written the
article in question. The object of its
writer's spite can presents proofs of
! his professional standing covering
eleven years, and challenge compare
son Herewith of any journalistic
credentials his traducer may possess.
When he accepts this challenge, it
will be time enough for him to talk
of can editor who should have
learned his business"
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HOMES! HOMES!
]. E. Wiseman's Blackboard!
Real Estate Agent +!

On Beretania Street next corner of
Alapai Street,, fine Residence of 10
rooms. Deep lot, Stable, shade trees.
&c. $40 Month.
On Punchbowl Street, opposite Palace
Walk, neat Cottage, rooms and
Bath. SIG Month.
In the lane, back of the above, a suit
able family residence; rooms; deep
lot. $2l month.
On Nuuanu Avenue (ncar the first
bridge), new Cottage; rooms; $25 IL
month. Also, small Cottage in The rear,
$l5 month.
On Nuuanu Valley, that fine Resi-.
dence formerly occupied by the late
Judge Austin; fine airy rooms with
modern improvements, beautiful
grounds and shade trees.
On Lunalilo Street, beautiful new
Residence with fine spacious rooms
throughout. Deep lot; fine garden $50
month. Will sell.
At Punahou, pleasant Residence on
acres of ground; quiet and retiring.
$50 month.
AT the foot of Beretania Street, near
st. Louis College, several small Cot.
tages, suitable for small families.
Rental, from So to $l2 month.
On Emma Street, new Cottages in
the rear of No, 81. To rent at once.
On Judd Street, on the property be-
longing to Mr.. j. ii. Patty, Cottages to
rent. One contains 4 rooms with Pas
turage for horse; rental, $l5 month
The Oiher Cottage contains rooms s "a
a month; with Pasturage for horse
Both are neatly arranged and separate
Plenty of water, ga, &c, suitable foI
gentlemen, or gentleman and wife.
Several pieces of fine property in the
suburbs of Fl 'nolulu to sell.
Piano, Billiard Table, 2 Horses and
Brake for sale.
Apply to j. L. WISEMAN,
| 170lw General Business Agent
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-10
CORRESPONDENCE.

Another letter appears from Mr..
John Kidwell to-day. We do not
endorse his views, any more than
those of other correspondents, ex-
cept when we say SO. AS taxpayer
and a professedly practical man in
the matter of which he writes, he
has a right to space in any impair
tial newspaper for the expression of
his opinions. The article of the
Press this morning, attempting to
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-10
THAT GOVERNMENT NURSERY.

EDITOR BULLETIN The poor fell
low who answers to the fairy-like
name of "Carl Willing" is unable
to speak or write six words of Eng
lish, in sequence; until his freedom
was purchased by the Government
he was contract laborer, employed
on the plantation of Messrs. Bishop
and Isenberg, on the same level as
the other coolies who come from
China; with him l have nothing to
do, but that worse fool than Dog
berry who should insist on having
himself written down two asses, that
is masquerading over the name of
the above mentioned poor chap,
calls for few further remarks.
Had he been content to profit by my
well-meant advice in former letter
l should have left him there, but he
squirms so to such mild medicine
that / see it will be necessary to
throw him into spasms before he
will gain any benefit.
Some two years ago l told this
person that he was wasting time and
money on collecting together lot
of plants that would be quite worth
less to the Government as to forest
planting, and he even claimed to
know as much himself, but, said he,
have given orders to these laborers
to plant any and all seeds they can
pick up, so as to have something to
show those country Legislators in
case they should come out here, or
else we shall never get another ap-
preparation. Well, the result is
that nearly twenty thousand dollars
| (S2O, ,OO0) have been expended and
there is not one tree that has any
value, except for fire wood, to show
for the amount. Another thing l
wish to call your attention to is,
that up to the end of the last fiscal
term many hundreds of dollars Of
public money was charged to the
account of purchase of plants, and
if the person in charge had not been
so careful to not turn in the invoice
papers to the Interior Department,
I doubt not that l could show that
the plants so imported and charged,
were never delivered to the Govern
ment. This is of public interest
and therefore open to discussion.
But this man seems to think he
has a pull on the Government, or
the ground, as he claims, of having
loaned it certain sum of some
other PERSONS money at an exorbi
tant and illegal rate of interest, thus
playing Shylock to their necessity
By the way, should the Minister o.
the Interior desire to know the
J names of the people who claim tc
{ have bought plants from the Gov
ernment nursery shall have plea
sure in giving them to him and J
shall not confne myself to twt
names either, but it will readily b,
: seen that l cannot bring privat,
people into newspaper, unless
, find them there.
JOHN KIDwELL.
Honolulu, Nov. 10th, 1885.
Il
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TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1885.
THIS EVENINGS D0lNcS.
Yosemite Skating Rink z.
Central Park Skating Rink, z.
Excelsior Lodge, 1.O.O.F., 1880.
Honolulu Rifles, 1880.
TAXPAYERS DUTIES.

a notice has been issued by the
Tax Collector of Honolulu giving
the interesting information that the
collection of taxes would be COM
menced at his office in Kapuaiwa
Hale, Government Building, on the
2nd inst, and would continue until
the 18th day of December; and also
"that all persons liable to taxation
must make payment of the same to
him on or before the 18th day of
December, or they will be subject to
an additional ten per cent. and any
legal costs that may accrue The
notification suggests rather omin-
ously course of procedure similar
to the water-rates embroglio of
few weeks ago. If the taxation
notice is to be understood as it
reads, it simply means that the tax
payers are to be the obsequious and
obedient servants of the lordly
coterie, composing the Hawaiian
Government. 1t may remind the
public of an incident recorded in
sacred history when every man was
obliged to report himself at head
quarters to give due account of his
tax-bearing capacity. Considering
the unlimited prerogatives of the
mighty men at the head of this
nation, it is almost surprising to
find them condescend to give any
warning whatever to the citizens
that they did not lie back in their
chairs of state, until after the 10Th
December had passed, and then
swoop down with.costs, commissions
and every other possible exaction,
upon all audacious delinquents.
With Mr.. Geo. H. Luce, Tax Col
lector, we have no personal quarrel.
He is doubtless y faithful public
servant, attending to his duties, ac-
cording to his Instructions. Our
protest is against despotism, in this,
as in every fashion in which it pre-
sents itself. If the official notice
means what it says, the taxpayers
are not to be favored with the uni
versally recognized rules of proce-
dure by which men paying and re-
ceiving money are governed. Nc
intimation is given that the humble
Taxpayers are to be notified of their
respective indebtedness to the
powers that be. 1t is to be taker
for granted, of course, that the citi'
zens resorting to Kapuaiwa Hale
between the End November and the
10Th December, will be kindly in
formed of how their accounts stanG
with their national landlords. II
would be no more than bare cour.
tesy on the part of Government
officials to wait upon the taxpayers
with their bills, when, on default Of
payment, it would be time enough
to proclaim ten per cent. pains ant
penalties. The prerogative of th'
public officer and the duties of tn,
private citizen are, in the presen
age, pretty fully understood; ant
the rules of civilized intercourse ar
as surely binding upon the on
party as the other. No doubt tn
citizens will obey the mandate c
their rulers and present themselve
in due order at the receipt {
custom" within the dates specified
bron0uncnnr
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-10

General Business Agents,
We make Specially of Book-keep-
ing, Collecting, Custom House Broker
age and Shipping and Receiving
Freights.
We are also prepared to take inyen-
tories of Bankrupt Stock anywhere In
the Kingdom and guarantee accurate
returns. We are also prepared to fur
nish Tourists with guides and give reli
able information in regard to route OF
travel and places of interest on any of
the Islands of the group.
With strict attention to business and
prompt returns to those who may in
trust their business to us, we solicit u
share of patronage.
sS- All Legal Documents drawn up by
an experienced Lawyer.
1856 0m NOBLE, HARE & CO.
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Honolulu, Nov. 10th, 1885.

A lady to a friend: "What
splendid library you have! You
must lend me a few books" The
friend: ~ regret that ] must de-
cline to do SO, because books are so
seldom returned. just fancy! All
these are borrowed"
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FOR SALE.
Q. TX. MILLER,
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.

7 BEG to notify the Public in general
i that have opened an Office on
MERCHANT STREET, in conjunction
with Mr.. j. A. Magoon, for the purpose
of attending to the wants of the resi-.
dents of the Hawaiian Islands who may
need an Agent.
/ do not confinc myself alone to the
Business Houses, but also to the domes.
tic class who would wish me to attend
to any matter of business, especially to
making purchases either in Honolulu or
San Francisco in any line of General
Merchandise.
To the Business Houses ] will give
my careful attention in all matters per-
tanning to General Business, viz: Ad.
iusting and Collecting Accounts, Dis
tribution of Bills and Circulars, Custom
House Entries, Buying, Selling and
Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro.
perty.
eY- All Legal Documents will be
carefully and neatly drawn up by Mr..
j. A. Magoon.
BY attending to all matters entrusted
in my care in a careful, courteous and
neat manner, and with quick Dispatch
| hope to be favored with part of the
public patronage.
Agent for Klinkner & Co. Red Rubber
Stamps. G. X. MILLER,
General Business Agent.
Telephone -; p. o. Box ll3.
AZ Merchant Street. 112 ly
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-11-10
Election OF OHfcers.

A r the Annual Meeting of the Stock.
n holders of the Waihee Sugar
Company, held at the office of w. G..
Irwin & Co., on the 9th day of Novem-
Der, 1885, the following officers were
elected for the current year:
Cot. 2. S. SPALDIYe. ........ President
Mr.. +. P. HASTINGS. ..Vice.P esident
Mr.. JOSEPH y. CARTER. Secretary
Hon. OEoIL Brown. ......... Treasurer
Hon. JAS I. DowsETT. Auditor
J.O. CARTER,
Secretary Waihee Sugar Co.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1885. 1T3 I'm