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	wine, ale, porter, strong beer, lager beer and all other
	malt liquors, and any compound or composition in
	which alcohol forms the chief or principal ingredient,
	when kept or deposited with intent to sell the same
	for drinking or tippling purposes, as well as other
	distilled spirits, shall be considered as intoxicating
	within the meaning of this act ; but that this enum-
	eration shall not prevent any other pure or mixed
	liquors from being considered intoxicating.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That if any person,
	corporation, company or association, by himself, her-
	self or itself, or by his, her or its clerk, servant or
	agent, directly or indirectly, shall sell intoxicating
	liquors in violation of the provisions of this act, he,
	she or it, shall forfeit and pay on the first conviction
	a fine of not less than thirty nor more than two
	hundred dollars, and the costs of prosecution, or in-	Pine for vio-
	stead of such fine, if a person shall be imprisoned in	lation
	the county jail for thirty days in the discretion of
	the court; and on the second and every subsequent
	conviction, the minimum and maximum of said fine
	for the next preceding offence shall be double, with
	the costs of prosecution in each case added, and the
	imprisonment for the second offence, if a person, shall
	be not less than thirty nor more than sixty days ;
	and the minimum and maximum of imprisonment
	for every subsequent conviction shall be alike dou-
	ble of that next preceding.
	SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That no person, cor-
	poration, company or association, shall deposit or
	have in his, her or its possession, any intoxicating
	liquors with intent to sell the same in violation of
	law, or with intent that the same shall be sold by	Fines and
	any person, corporation, company or association, or	punishments
	to aid and assist any person, corporation, company
	or association in such sale ; and any person, corpor-
	ation, company or association violating the provisions
	of this section shall be subject to the like fines and
	punishments as are prescribed for violations of the
	second section of this act.
	SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That all prosecutions	Prosecutions
	for violations of the provisions of this act may be	? how made
	either upon presentment and indictment, or by trial