INSEPARABLES.

Clutha Leader, Volume XXXIX, Issue 56, 25 February 1913, Page 2

INSEPARABLES.

ENGLISH TWINS IN MELBOURNE,

An interesting reception took place in the Masonic Hall the other night when over 90 Melbourne surgeons and physicians assembled to interview two little English who are joined together in a similar manner to the Siamese twins. The children are named Daisy and Violet Hilton. They were born five years ago at Brighton, England, and though their anatomical organs are separate, they are joined together at the lower extremity of the spine. They are pretty and intelligent litfcle things, and apart from the fact that they must move about together they seem to suffer no inconvenience under their unusual state of existence. The Hilton children, who are orphans, have been brouirht to Australia to visit relatives in Victoria and Queensland, and subsequently they will travel to America.