Letter from Francis L. Porter, 23 July 1896
Orderville,
President, Wilford Woodruff
Salt Lake City
Dear Brother,
I desire to call your attention
to the last time you was in Orderville. In
our conversation, I told you, I had received
several remarkable dreams. You then express-
ed a desire to hear them; but circumstances
intervened and seemed to hinder me, at that time.
Ever since, at verious times, there has been two
spirits at work with me: the one prompting me to
write to you, and the other saying, it is nonsense and
folly. I now feel that there can be no harm at
least, and that the Lord brings about good results
by very small means. As you desired to hear them
and of the two promptings, I feel best in writing to you,
beleiveing there can be no harm, I write two of
the shortest ones, because, I beleive, if erthere
be wrong, you can desern it. over
