THE virtues OF CHOCOLATE East-India Drink.  
BY this pleasing drink health is preserved, sickness diverted, It cures Consumptions and Cough of the Lungs; it expels poison, cleanseth the teeth, and sweeteneth the Breath; provoketh Urine; cureth the stone and strangury, maketh fat and Corpulent, fair and aimeable, it cureth the running of the Reins, with sundry other desperate Diseases; It causeth Conception according to these Verses, 
Nor need the Women longer grieve,  
Who spend their oil yet not Conceive,  
For 'tis a Help Immediate,  
If such but Lick of Chocolate.   
Beauty gained and continued, as this verse speaketh, 
The nutbrown Lasses of the Land,  
Whom Nature veiled in Face and hand,  
Are quickly Beauties of High-Rate,  
By one small Draught of Chocolate.   
It is impossible to innumerate all new and admirable effects then producing every day in such as drink it, therefore I'll leave the Judgement of it, to those who daily make a continual proof of it.   

THE PROPERTIES OF CAVEE Egypt Drink.  
IT perfectly cureth the Consumption, Gout, Spleen, dropsy, sore eyes, and all that are troubled with rheums, it immediately taketh away the headache, it procureth appetite, and helps Digestion; and for Students or others who are to sit up late, or all Night, they drinking about two or three pennyworth of it, about their usual time of going to bed, or when they begin to grow sleepy and drowsy, it will cheer and comfort their spirits, and make them lively, and fit for their employment, and have no drowsiness to come upon them all night after, it is incomparable good for those that are troubled with Melancholy, and excellent to keep Women from miscarrying, and very good for them that never had Children; It is also excellent to kill worms in young or old, to dry all manner of Tetters, ringworms, or any other evils, the stem of it is good against dim, watery or bloodshed Eyes; It would be too tedious to Nominate every thing it is good for, therefore I forbear.   

These drinks are to be sold by James Gough at M. Sury's near East gate. Decemb●● 1660.