[Illustration: THE NAUGHTY RUNAWAY CAT]
=_King Grimalkum and Pussyanita; or, the Cats' Arabian Nights._=
BY MRS. A. M. DIAZ. Quarto, $1.25.
For the little folks who like to laugh, for the papas and mammas who
like to hear them and to laugh with them, this is the book to buy. As
in the world-famous Eastern tales which give the book its name, the
stories, with cats and kittens for heroes and heroines, instead of men
and women, lead one to another, and run on and on in a long series
of delights--simple and sweet, quaint, strange and pathetic, witty
and rollicking, or bubbling over with genial humor and the queerest
conceits.
[Illustration: THE NICE CAT THAT WAS GOOD TO BIRDS.
(_From "The Cats' Arabian Nights."_)]
The irresistible stories are accompanied by more beautiful and
laughable cat-pictures than were ever before gathered between two
covers, and the covers themselves are very quaint, in dainty colors and
in silver.
No fathers and mothers should themselves miss, or let their little
folks miss, the fun of this book. To give this pleasure to little folks
everywhere, the Publishers make
_A SPECIAL OFFER_:
To every subscriber who will send us _new_
subscriptions to any of our magazines amounting to
$2.00, we will send "The Cats' Arabian Nights,"
postpaid.
Any one not a subscriber may obtain this delightful
book by sending new subscriptions amounting to $3.00.
This special offer will be good only to May 1st, 1886.
=D. Lothrop & Co., Franklin and Hawley Sts., Boston.=
[Illustration: THE THREE KITTENS THAT LOST THEIR MITTENS.]