Chancroid

Ulcer, contracted by impure sexual congre , which discharges pus freely, which latter, inoculated upon the person from whom it is, or upon another, gives rise to a similar sore. The neighboring glands enlarge as a rule, are painful, and disease, and it is only dangerous on account of the amount of generally suppurate. No constitutional symptoms follow this ti ue which may be destroyed if it is neglected. of Chemistry, Union Coll. 1857: Columbia School of Mines 1864; Chandler, CHARLES FREDERICK. M.D., LL.D.. b. 1836. Prof. Coll. Physicians and Surgeons. N. Y., 1872; Columbia Coll. 1877; College Pharmacy, N. Y., 1866; Pres. N. Y. Board of Health 1873-83; ed. with his brother. American Chemist , 1870-77.-His Lehigh Univ. since 1871, and director of the Univ. Library since 1879.