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or neglect to keep such records , or to destroy or in any way alter such records or entry therein, or any prescription filled, or to permit or procure the same to be destroyed or altered, or to refuse inspection thereof, or to refuse inspection of the premises or of the intoxicating liquors in his possession, as herein provided, to any person entitled to such inspection, or to fail or neglect to cancel any such prescription, or to refill any prescription, er to sell intoxicating liquor for medicinal purposes except under written prescription of a licensed physician, or for sacramental purposes without an order signed by a clergyman, or to sell any alcohol for chemical or mechanical purposes witnou't obtaining the signature of the purchaser; or 'Co fail or neglect to make and file the statement of intoxicating liquors received,, delivered, or sold, as herein required; provided, that nothing herein contained shall be con- strued to prohibit the sale by a druggist or pharmacist of such intoxicating liquor as may be needed by or for a sick person in case of extreme illness where delay may be dangerous to the patient. A druggist or pharmacist who has been convicted of selling intoxicating liquor, or of any other act in violation of this sec- tion, shall not, within two years thereafter, either personally or by agent, sell intoxicating liquors for any purpose whatever. Section 7: It shall be unlawful for any licensed phy- sician to issue a prescription for intoxicating liquor except in writing, or in any case unless he has good reason to believe that the person for whom it is issued is actually sick and liquor is required as a medicine. .Every prescription for intoxicating liquor shall contain the name and address of the physician, the quantity of liquor prescribed, the name of the person for whom prescribed, and address, giving stye et and house number if there 'be such, the date on which the prescription is written, and directions for the use of the liquor so prescribed.