A GOOD STORE SAUCE.

2 tablespoonfuls horse-radish (grated).

1 tablespoonful allspice.

A grated nutmeg.

3 large pickled onions (minced fine).

2 dozen whole black peppers.

A pinch of cayenne.

1 tablespoonful salt.

1 tablespoonful white sugar.

1 quart vinegar from walnut or butternut pickle.

Mix all the spices well together; crush in a stone jar with a

potato-beetle or billet of wood; pour the vinegar upon these, and let

it stand two weeks. Put on in a porcelain or clean bell-metal kettle

and heat to boiling; strain and set aside until next day to cool and

settle. Bottle and cork very tightly. It is an excellent seasoning for

any kind of gravy, sauce, or stew.

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