This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1895 edition. Excerpt: ... References are to sections. habitual drunkenness (continued)--negative evidence of temperance is not sufficient defense, 355, the habit must be continuous, 356. drunkenness and wasting estate, 357. sufficiency of the evidence, 358. habitual drunkenness may be alleged in general terms, 359, half blood--same as whole, in consanguinity, 710. happiness--not insured in marriage, 286. hasty divorce--discouraged, 9. haughtiness--as an indignity, 390. head of family--rights and duties of husband as, see Husband. health--injury to, as cruelty, 252-263. extent of injury, 276. as excuse for not following husband. 68. from cohabiting with impotent person, 304. refusal of sexual intercourse, 304. heirs--necessary parties in vacating decree, 1054. hereditary insanity--evidence of, admissible, 662. history of divorce--in America, 10. home--policy of divorce law as to, 8. innocent party may remain in after other is guilty, 299, 469. husband's right to expel wife from, 299. wife may enjoin husband from returning to, 469. homestead--title of on divorce, 1031. when exempt from execution for alimony, 938. not exempt when occupied, 938. may be attached, 938. on public lands, 1032. may be allotted to wife on divorce, 1031. decree awarding use of, 767, 768. References are to sections. household--husband's right to manage, 296. furniture not divided, 982. husband--right of reasonable restraint, 291, 292, 291. to protect himself