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pies of food, drugs, or agricultural fertilizers collected by him, if sucli samples have 

 hoen collected in accordance with the requirements of this act. 



(2) The said analyst shall, upon tender of the fees fixed for the analysis of such 

 class of articles by the governor in council, forthwith analyze the same, and give the 

 inspector a certificate of such analysis. 



(3) Such inspector may prosecute any person manufacturing, selling, or offering or 

 exposing for sale within the city, county, town, or village for which he is appointed 

 inspector, any article of food, drug, or agricultural fertilizer which has been certified 

 by any public analyst to have been adulterated within the meaning of this act. 



(4) Notwithstanding any other provision of this act in respect of the disposition of 

 penalties, all penalties imposed and recovered at the suit of any such inspector shall 

 be paid into the revenue of the city, county, town, or village by the council of which 

 such inspector was appointed, and may be distributed in such manner as the council 

 of such city, county, town, or village by by-law directs. 48-49 V., c. 67, s. 6. 



7. Any officer may procure samples of food, drugs, or agricultural fertilizers which 

 have not been declared exempt from the provisions of this act, from any person who 

 has such articles in his possession for the purpose of sale, or who sells or exposes the 

 same for sale ; and he may procure such samples either by purchasing the same or 

 by requiring the person in whose possession they are to show him and allow him to 

 inspect all such articles in his possession, and the place or places in which such arti- 

 cles are stored, and to give him samples of such articles, on payment or tender of the 

 value of such samples. 48-49 V., c. 67, s. 7. 



8. If the person who has such articles in his possession, or his agent or servant, re- 

 fuses or fails to admit the officer, or refuses or omits to show all or any of the said 

 articles in his possession, or the place in which any such articles are stored, or to 

 permit the officers to inspect the same, or to give any samples thereof, or to furnish 

 the officer with such light or assistance as ho requires, when required so to do in 

 pursuance of this act, he shall be liable to the same penalty as if he knowingly sold 

 or exposed for sale adulterated articles knowing them to bo adulterated. 48-49 V., 

 c. 67, s. 8. 



9. The officer purchasing any article with the intention of submitting the same to 

 be analyzed, shall, after the purchase has been completed, forthwith notify the seller 

 or^iis agent selling the article of his intention to have the same analyzed by the pub- 

 lic analyst, and shall, except in specific cases, respecting which provision is made by 

 the governor in council, divide the article into three parts to be then and there sepa- 

 rated, and each part to be marked and sealed up, as its nature permits and shall 

 deliver one of the parts to the seller or his agent, if required by him so to do. 



(2) He shall transmit another of such parts to the minister of inland revenue for 

 submission to the chief anaylist in case of appeal, and shall submit the remaining 

 part to the analyst for the district within which the samples were taken, unless 

 otherwise directed by the minister of inland revenue. 48-49 V., c. 67, s. 9. 



10. The person from whom any sample is obtained under this act may require the 

 officer obtaining it to annex to the vessel or package containing the part of the 

 sample Avhich he is hereby required to transmit to the minister of inland revenue the 

 name and address of such person, and to secure, with a seal or seals belonging to him, 

 the vessel or package containing such part of the sample, and the address annexed 

 thereto, in such manner that the vessel or package cannot be opened, or the name 

 and address taken off, without breaking such seals; and the certificate of the chief 

 analyst shall state the name and address of the person from whom the said sample 

 was obtained, that the vessel or package was not open, and that the seals, securing to 

 the vessel or package the name and address of such person, were not broken until 

 such time as ho opened the vessel or package for the purpose of making his analysis; 

 and in such case no certificate shall be receivable in evidence, unless there is con- 

 tained therein such statement as above, or a statement to the like effect. 48-49 V., 

 c,C7,8,10. 



