—That there is yet much superstition in the Highlands will be readily acknowledged, but we were not quite prepared to learn that recently 1,000 persons visited one of the “holy” wells at Culloden on the Lord’s Day. Those who drank the water dropped a coin in the well or attached a rag to the trees in the vicinity. This would be bad enough happening in priest-ridden Ireland, with all its superstition, but what are we to think of these pagan rites carried on in Scotland? No doubt, the devotees of the Romish Church would be largely represented at this desecration of the Lord’s Day, but there are plenty of Protestants silly enough and superstitious enough to think that there is some virtue in these so-called holy wells.