Letter from Brigham Young Jr., 8 November 1890
President Wilford Woodruff
Salt Lake City Utah
Dear Brother.
Your favor of Oct. 20th
came to hand in due course of mail, I am rejoiced
to receive this communication from you, it breathes
a spirit that finds a congenial echo in my heart
and stimulates me to emulate your example in these
great and important labors.
I was glad to learn that, Bro. Teasdale accom-
plished his journey to Deming so comfortably, and
of his improved physical condition, as instanced by
his letter to me from that point. It is I say, very satisfactory
for he looked badly—emaciated and sorrowful when I
saw him last. It almost gave one the blues to look in-
to his sallow countenance, and not until he smiled &
talked cheerfully could one eradicate, from his mind,
the idea that, he was a much "enduring man." God go
with him in his new field of labors. His kind heart and
faithful labors have endeared him to the saints and they
speak of him here as they spoke of him during my late
visit to Mexico.
I am thankful for the prospects of more elders
coming to our assistance. God give them courage to
push out successfully into new fields, for they shall
