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TtefoolDead. ' Whilo John Wirher of Ashland, Ta., ■ jears of age and a son of Rev. John Wi-ber, went out in company with two other young uien, he made a bet that he could drink four pints of whisky. Ut: drank most of tta liquor aud beeame dead drunk, when his cojnpanloni cnrried him inU) an old tencnient house and left him. Here he was found in a djing condition and removed to his father's house whére he sooo expirce'. It is believed deáth ivas cause d by the Imrsting of a blood-vessel. ]t is feared Ihe dlsgracrfd ond of young Weber will kill his father who was very sick.