...fact that drunkenness is the prolific parent of crime, disease, nnd poverty, the committee recommend " that sanatoria, or reformatories for those who, notwithstanding...over to habits of intemperance so as to render them unible to control themselves, and incapable of managing their own affairs, or such as to render them...

...77, § XVIII.) The Com. of English House of Commons, on " Habitual Drunkards," define them to be " those who, notwithstanding the " plainest considerations...render them in any way dangerous to " themselves or to others." (Vide report, p. V.) The Canadian law makes an inebriate, one" so given over to drunkenness...

...Report containing the strongest recommendations that reformatories, or sanatoria, should be provided for those who, " notwithstanding the plainest considerations...to render them in any way dangerous to themselves and others.'" The Report recommended in effect the providing of two classes of such sanatoria: A, for...

...have, at any rate, fi 'finally recognised the disease element in inebriates, who are thus defined: — "Those who, notwithstanding the plainest considerations...control themselves, and incapable of managing their own affairs,6 or such as to render them in any way dangerous to themselves or others.' d " For practical...

...have, at any rate, formally recognised the disease element in inebriates, who are thus described :—" Those who, notwithstanding the plainest considerations...control themselves, and incapable of managing their own nffairs, b or such as to render them in anv wav dangerous to themselves or others." 0 * " Answer 3072....

...at any rate, formally recognised the disease element in inebriates, who are thus described : — " Those who, notwithstanding the plainest considerations...control themselves, and incapable of managing their own affairs,*1 or such as to render them in any way dangerous to themselves or others."0* * Answer 3072....