and  religion.    But  whenever  this  presump>-  Cowls,  3  Gilm.  (111.)  435,  437.
tion  is  removed,  whenever  (for  example)  it  3.  Newport  v,  Cooke,  2  Ashm.  (Penn.)

is  found  that  a  father  ...  is  in  constant  332.
habits  of  drunkenness  and  blasphemy,  or  3.  Ruohs  v.  Backer,  6  Heisk.  (Tenn.)

low  and  gross  debauchery ;  or  that  he  pro-  39c,  400.
fesses  atheistical  or  irreligious  principles ;  4.  Peck  v,  Claflin,  105  Mass.  421.
