H.B.C. Aided Wilderness Wanderer

The following letter of appreciation was recently received by the

Company from J. P. Burns, an engineer who met with misfortune in the

wilds of British Columbia:

"_Because of a serious accident last fall I was compelled to call

at one of your trading posts situated at the junction of the Dease

river and Liard, run by Mr. F. J. Bass. Mr. Bass did all in his

power for me at a time when I was almost destitute and in a very

low state of health owing to a broken bone in my right foot and a

bad wound on my right side. I wish you would thank Mr. Bass for

his hospitality and hope and trust that the Hudson's Bay Company

will long remain and prosper in regions where engineers and dogs

struggle for life and civilization._

_Yours faithfully,

J. P. BURNS._

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