Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-08-05

the aid Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stomachs
not included.
Census Enumerators will receive pay
for their services after their returns have
been examined by the District Supervisors.
and found correct, free from omissions, and
in every way complete as the Law provides
Should there appear any errors they will be
noticed by the Supervisor and forwarded to
the Superintendent at Washington, who will
notify the enumeration ofrequisite corrections
il possible When all these terms are COM
piled with draft payable to the order ofthe
enumerator will be forwarded. and the same
will be payable at any National Bank in the
United States. free of expense to the payee.
No payment will be made before September.
There are indications that this year will
be marked by the prevalence OF malarlons
epidemics in many sections of the country.
And those who have located themselves for
the summer in quiet rural places. or at more
frcquented resorts would do well to assure
themselves in some reliable way that they
are not being slowly poisoned by the pes
,ilential breath Of some stagnant pond IN
the vicinity. or by some open DRAIN Er.
In this city the Health officers have a
duty TO perform which cannot safely be
neglected The season for malarial dis
eases is already upon Us, and soon We shall
have typhoid and other protrac;ed fevers in
our midst. Diphiheria is now prevailing in
portions of the country and warnings of this
Kind are brought to oar attention daily.
The condition Of every back yard. cellar.
well and drain in the city should be looked
after and where any cause is found that II
likely 10 induce cpidcmics, it should he re
moved a, once. An ounce Of prevention Is
worth pound Of cure.
The Second Maine Cavalry. liih. 2ith.
and Dist Infantry Association. will hold their
Sth reunion at Searsport. Ne, Tuesday.
Aug 2ith. 1850. The exercises will CON
sis, Of the annual busine>. meeting. Grafton.
parade, decorations Of Lieut.. Col. Bickmore's
grave, banque; and speeches and grand mil
iiary ball in the evening. The Governor.
and many distinguished guests have been
invited. and this Is expected To he one of the
mos, ENJOYABLE reunions ever held. Music
by the Maplcwood Band and Orchestra, of
Boston. which will ACCOMPANY the Boston
delegation and Maine Veteran Association.
uf Massachusetts,. on the ste amer ka;ahdin.
MONDAY evening. Aug. I'D. a; ) O'Clock.
I.incolns wharf Arrangements have been
made with the Railroads and Sanford Line
Of steamer, for half fare. Tickets from
Boston and return. ~ for the round trip
good for ten days. ComrAdcs will notify
SECRETARY : G. Small. g Sudbury ST, Bo,-
ton. how mans will attend from their locality
that special tickets NAV he furnished at the
nearest station. All are invited 20 taAe
their wives and swccihcArts success depends
on numb-rs and it j. hoped there will be- a
large attendance Entertainment aud lodg
ins will he furnished free to all who desire i.
send the Secretary the name. Of al! mem
her, Of the four regiments known To YOU.
The Maine Veteran Association have accept
cd an invitation aud i, j. expected that a
large number wdl attend, A. this afford, a
pheasant excursion