Ward's cook book.

Date:
[1916?]
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Ward's cook book. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Cough Syrup To be worthy, agcough remedy must re- lieve the coughing, sooth the irritated throat and bronchial tubes, and be reason- ably agreeable to the taste. WARD'S COUGH SYRUP (for years sold under the name of Ward’s Lung Balsam) has met this requirement fully. It is not new; we have sold it to the Public for more than a generation. The combination of tinctures and essences drawn from freshly ground barks and roots embodied in oils and syrups is so well balanced that we find it impossible to improve the formula. Each year we sell thousands of bottles of WARD'S COUGH SYRUP (formerly called Ward's Lung Balsam) with every bottle efficient. Our best evidence of value is that under trial sale it proves 100% satisfactory. If you desire a pure, uniform and reliable cough remedy, one which has made many surprising cures in extremely stubborn cases, fix it in your mind that WARD'S COUGH SYRUP (which gained its splendid reputation under-the name Ward's Lung Balsam) when tried, will prove your favorite. Bottled daily from fresh stock.
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