Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-03-05
THE TOOTH OF silva.
ny cnoKGE &. rsRorHsK.


4 reckon this trip j. a dow nrigh.
FAILURE exclaimed Louis Henley. ir-
ritabIy. a. hv lat with his friend. DIR
Worrali- iu their tent one night. after
a ten hours stalk in the deSogats ~
zion at the fpot Of the Himalaya< L
vote We give II up A. a bad job and
make tracks homrwaryf-~
We've b~vu untuckv. that's all. ~
surrssi Or Worrali There arr vaks
about. for W. came aervSs their ~poor
to-day up the lake. HaIIoo. Louis.
What's thar thing
Loui> had pulled nut hi rhr,uom.-
fer n h. Va~ ~Tsaking- and thu dos
'cr'~ ey- chan~-,f TO catch the gew raw
ruat daugiesl frvm the chain
This r~pIie-I Louis. ncurhalautly
7Oh. IT, a little present ! had from
Pollard teforr h left Calcutta. Nsith-v
sllHapl~ o v~ry ornamental. bat I
Nr~P II IN memory of him.
The obj~vr vhirh Dr- Worra.I now
Srrztinlyv,I with Som- degree 81 curl
a>ity vas q eunicaE>hap~si pF cv ot
-r-rn psi~. about an inch IN length
trom ths base Of "a projected . short
RIP of t1rui~h~sl metal. and through
his metal a hot- bail been bored Ir.
W"rraIf looked bong and carefully at
the artfci~
Where i.st Poitar,i -~t ia b. a>ke,s
grave h-,k 0n hi> fae~.
Well h. caHi~ a~ro>S ~ IN thiS verv
ae-hb~rhus-L- b~iie,s- Perhaps 1
orsst 70 ~aV Putt5u- rhr fact into
PAIN Fn-i~h-h~ stole r.
~ifo-v sHt h. h~vou~ possessed 81
tr
tsh- ~ -ou1~ mrau> Or ether H. -
-retis obtained asve~s rg "a E;rahmiu
Temple ia hi-h an ~~Iaba-as~Iv i-s-
~-sf image OF ~va vas ~uShriurtL Tn
d~ teeth nf the isIsl we're fixed into
m. ~urs~t~ with -o5irn ~er-~~ au.s
tu1arrt d~rau~ % having a ui-m~utl
~ h~ haztrst.sa- es-~rpr~~. Ar,9s~ one
f th~ teeth rzi carried r. away
tiu r 1er q. g~uo-
aaaa. aut
lsu u 4~rr - --T sri-,l
fv Nrr ~veir rhat this ta-
~ts fsaa rstra tooth
vol meusion IT, r~,olfe--
'nat uas shr uzHl~ of the --m rh~
aharafra t~nlpl~ Isat shy t,tori
og~
as D Fva regard fog these teeth.
serfau ~spr oC Inscriptions upnu
rhesn h~iB~ attrfbut~ti 10 Brahma
~u hansL Il vas thu daHbse triaust
see 5are rhe fa~~ of th5s p~v wf Ja.b-
that eaa-~i m@ - qar~flou WA rv>psvt
ng a. 8 s5~~~rfpsssu of tss missing
r1~srs Ma efrrHtztvd f~hrnuwh.sar thu
rrt- tb~ r ah - WaeSuu offering
e. s~tn~tansiat nrwarf for it. rvrsst~E
If set value yaar eoufprt 1nd afvtv
LeHs Z uosfsi ade5~~ e~tf e. xes rid o.
rhe sfeu~ 80 sbs earliest oppovtamitv
Nau, q fanatic wusIid NOT r7uut the
cost Il h. eauld only sasaia possession
- rhe tsaoth- sad many who ar~ not
slaare wpuHl have ErrIe s-rtIpl-
aea-lt killing ven for thu AN OF th~
~Wauf
Il had uo rirs Z was carrying such
a dangerous arts~ alout With ns~ ~
ou~vt E.au< with a l4uxh- Here -
z aaek iusu nv pock-
~tIark f~nt~frs~~d the Isretor- ~ssi
i~niy sitting uP stlHy What VA
that
H~ re~ 70 h. feet. >trasir pa, ths
test poir- zasi lifted th~ Zap Of sh~
-~It- Fer a minute h. tp,sed k-~nIy
cut iato the night. listening
u must have been mistaken Re- SASH
returning = thoayht I heard steaIthy
fgs1s~tep- in rhe grass Esut there's no.
a-ts at-nut-
~Th- Wiud amon= rh~ I~aye~. thai
wa~ an gPiu~,i Lauf~ With a yavn
II ~ay. Werra> I think III turn in
I'm tl-a,I brat
The lprtar followed ht~ rumpaniou-.
sNampJ~. anal within haif an hour tn
twain wrre J~~p iu ~lumter- How long
Louis had >I~pt h knew not b-for
ae avoke uith a Shivrr. the cold night
arr h-atiu= fuS upon hi> face. Ans
ao S0ust-r-for their not a ward from
- hsad. th~ tent cloth WIS dangling
os- Nhil~ h. WAS drramiIv dehat
IN th- mean bv vhieh thu eauva.
eoulsl ~ rrfsst-us,i with the l@aS'
4nlouHt OF eXertiou To himself. he saw
a hsnsi thrust into the op-ning LOui,
xahed ixediy The cloth ws< cautious
Fal~eJ- and now the MOONS raw,
etiSten-d upon a forearm whieh. pro
srusi~i into the tent. swept genet,
%usf-cinel~.
Leai< rolirsi ever uo6~ebe>sIy ans
s,utsh~+I th~ gropins limb with bot
hI> hlusiS The tug OF war Was Eial-nt
but hrisf. for Loui~ fingers >Iippes
down H. sdvrr~avS arm a. II u wer'
the body Of an rel The vigor hr has
GS~d thu> unexpectedly released. sho
him backward upon DR. WorraH. who
alarmed at h~ friends hallOos- Ia
ri~~n into a sitting Po~tuzr- Issfor
thy could sort rh~ms-ly~~ oat m.
~ould-b.e pilfervr-fs there coald 3.
10 doubt the intruder Wa upon ptuu
t-r b~nt-had UTTERLY Vanished int
spare. Nor although they ~ one,
rOuSed the inmates Of eamP-thei
HinGao b-ar~rs. poFters and attend
znts-couid the slightest traee OF sh,
mLrausi r. b. discovered
These Indian tent th-ves arr. slII,
perv eu>tomer remarked Dr. Wor
rail- Literally. I msSn- They SFnea
their bodieS with oil and greSss. an.
them 90 about their ncfarIous buSines
raked- We mJf~r keep 4 better Watri
" thu future But I don't think theyT
troubs- u again-at issst not -
night.
SeNr morning whils the hunter
we're imbjhing their ea-iy bFeakfsS;
their guide. = BhOotane>< shskar.
Chuta >en- came running breathIesSl.
:GtO camp tie had already been q
the top OF an adjoining hill frou