SETTLING A DOUBT
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The following story is told in late


I rench paper A certain widow lady MIA.


ced her child at nurse in one of the found.
ing hospitals of Germany, and intending to
| ieaVe II there until it should be old eno1o
20 oegin receiving an ed ducation. paid .t6e
s'pend' for tour years. About the same
time, gentleman placed his child in tbe
same institution. and 1t was CONSIGNED 70 the
same nurse. The gentlen al then made .


voyage to South America, where he had
some business of Importance, that needed
ms attention AT the end of the four wears
lne iady returned to take away her child
ano' oy somewhat singular coincidence
'he gentleman arrived at the same tim


with the sane object But in the ;oter;ne re
one OF the children had died and the nnrsa
could not declare. positively, whether il was
that OF the widow or the other Tba u;a
ow Claimed the survivor as her own ,Lo
gentleman insisted as strongly tba, hi ne .ae
the living child. The dispute waved AYE ,S wa1ns was
ana ana resort to the legal tribunals was ~,
threatened on either side, when aas : nor'h was
Ialefgyman interposed. and with sncb eff,
lnal a Inc disputants soon agreed to conaoIi %
date their claims to the SURVIVING cb;,d pdsoil- ~
marriage. eniio, by |