INTER-MARRIAGE

tends to perpetuate an ulisrite, the most difficult. In this cla the dipsomaniac, awd whether advantageous or the reverse, that vither parent at intervals is afflicted by a morbid craying for alcohol | po e es. Hence marriage between cousins is unwise if or some drug, but who is otherwise sane, is well known; | cither of them has inherited a tendency to consumption, but the variety known as moral insanity is le familiar. | insanity, or other disease. In this condition the intellect and the lower emotions are [s. 378]