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I understand that you are allocating memory for Stack, buy do not understand after :: and I thought that you only used :: when declaring classes not in the classes.

myTop= new Stack::Node(original.top());

I can post the function class of the entire program if need be.

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Stack::Node says Node is a structure defined inside class Stack.

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Example:

class list{
public:
  class Node{
  };
};

list::Node n; //declare a Node object
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