SECTION 2.—That every prisoner or convict sentenced as aforesaid, who

shall have no such infraction or violation of the said rules recorded

against him or her during any month of the first year of his or her

imprisonment, shall be entitled to a deduction from the term of his or

her sentence of one day for the first month, of two additional days

for the second month, and of three additional days for the third and

each of the remaining months of the said first year of imprisonment,

and shall also be entitled for continued good conduct during the

second year, to a similar deduction of four days for each month during

which he or she shall not have violated the rules aforesaid, and to a

deduction of one additional day per month for each succeeding year

until the expiration of the tenth year, and to an additional deduction

of two days per month during each year of the remainder thereof:

_Provided_, That it shall be lawful for the inspectors of said

penitentiaries or prisons, if any such convicts or persons shall

wilfully infringe or violate any of said rules or regulations, or

offend in any other way, to strike off the whole or any part of the

deduction which may have been obtained previous to the date of such

offence.

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