SUGARED PEARS.

Half a dozen of those fine pears called the "Bartlett" will make a

small dish worthy the attention of any good Christian who has a sweet

tooth in his head. Pare the fruit, cut out the cores, squeeze lemon

juice over them, which will prevent their discoloration. Boil them

gently in enough sirup to cover them till they become tender. Serve

them cold, with Naples biscuit round the dish.

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