[42] According to article 25 of the penal code in force in these islands, corporal punishments, in addition to that of death, are perpetual chains, perpetual imprisonment, perpetual exile, perpetual banishment, temporal chains, temporal exile, temporal banishment, imprisonment at hard labor, lesser imprisonment, confinement, absolute perpetual and temporal disqualification, and absolute and special perpetual and temporal disqualification for any public charge, right of active or passive suffrage, profession, or trade. (Grifol y Aliaga, p. 123, note 2.) [43] The provisions (Grifol y Aliaga, p. 123, note 3) in force in regard to the salaries of teachers and assistants is that of the superior decree of July 29, 1892, which prescribes the following monthly salaries: Boys' schools Pesos Término schoolteachers of the first grade, 40 Término schoolteachers of the second grade, 30 Ascenso schoolteachers, 22 Entrada schoolteachers, 17 Assistants of the first class, 13 Assistants of the second class, 8 Girls' schools Término schoolteachers, 26 Ascenso schoolteachers, 20 Entrada schoolteachers, 15 Assistants of the first class, 12 Assistants of the second class, 8 [44] The superior decree of August 11, 1892, conceded annual allowances to men and women teachers who had taught for fifteen years, and had a good record. By the decree of July 20, 1894, traveling expenses were advanced to them. (Grifol y Aliaga, p. 124, note 3.) [45] The post of assistants of the first class belongs only to boys' término schools of the first and second class, and in those of girls to término and ascenso schools. Schools of other grades belong to assistants of the second class. Substitute assistants, namely, those who have no certificate, are entitled only to the monthly pay of four pesos. (Grifol y Aliaga, p. 124, note 4.)