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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
Field Beans.

IT is stated that few Of the Westerr
States produce "A suppiy of white beans
sufficient for home consumption. an d
the amount eaten is far smaller than il
should be. No vegetable food contains
a larger amount Of nutrim-nt than
beans. In the formation of muscles
they are nearly equal 10 any kind o!
meat. Beans form a staple article OF
diet in all countries noted for THEN
thrift. The institution OF baked beans
has had much to DO with the prosperity
of the New England STATES. Famine
rarely If = e occurs in countries where
beans form 4 leading article Of food.
Scarcely any crop a be Produced
from n given amount OF land that viii
supply as many persons with food as a
of beans. Common field beans
are easily and eheaply raised. The
seed costs very little. and the labor of
cultivation is small. A very fair
crop of beans NAV be raised By sowing
them broadcast in sod turned over in
Nav. If sowed in this manner no cul-
tivation is required. II Is usual To
plant them in drills on old land and 10
tend the crop with a hoe and cuitiva-
tor. The drills may be as near to-
gether as will allow the running of q
cultivator between them. Little c~ultiva-
ton is required except TO keep down
the weeds and grass The plants
should never be distc-red while they
are wet with dew Or rain. "a tae least
touch will cauSe the leaves to rust
The land ON which beans are planted
should be of nearly uniform character.
: o that they may ali ripen at about the
same time. Avery rich soil is DOT nee
essary for the production of a good crop
of beans 1t is necessary. however.
that the land be dry. No crop will do
rs well on sandy hilts and knobs Is com
mon white beans.-Cbicago Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
Necessity Of Water for Stock.

A wEITER in the Country GeRtlcnaH
on the above subject saws:
Water Is one NJ the first essentials
Of farming. Eighty per cent. OF all
flesh is water, and even in what are
called dry foods water must form Il
large proportion if the animal Is TO be
Kept III good thrift. 1t l. generally bet
ter To give food somewhat moist, for
the purpose, making II more palatable,
and therefore more dige~tible. W it'll
cur northern -ce-boUnd winters a good
supply OF water for domestic ANIMALS
becomes a very important consIaera
ton. Very often ia cold weather stock
will prefer 10 remain under shelter
rather than 20 TO the spring or brook
where 0nly Ice-cOid water awaits them.
Ii i very easy 10 cause animals To lose
from van OF water all that they gain
10y feeding gram. Lack of water is one
reason why IL II 30 diff cult 10 keep up
"a flow OF milk in winter. The food l.
not %succulent and the water Is general
IL so cold that if Il COW drinks all that
she requires the chill to the stomach
| will impair digestion. Usually the ant
nal viii not drink enough, while the
GOODNESS of the water keeps the food
from doing As much good a. II should.
In ali basement barns (and al barns in
tended for stock feeding should have a
basement under their entire eXtent)
this matter of providing water a DE
settled with comparatively little ex-
pPnSe. If the water is not too far dis
ant from the barn, il may be brought
close 10 the feeding trough in pipes. If
there DC not a supply sufficient for this
cisuerns can be built on one side OF the
basement, and the heat from fattening
stock viii prevent freezing to such an
extent rs TO in jure the walls. A barn
forty by ninety feet viii require a els
tern holding one hundred and twenty
barrels. aud this size viii usually ac-
commodate al the animals that need be
fed under such 4 barn. To save room
1t is better TO make the cistern just out
side the basement wall and have the
top covered deeply enough to prevent
freezing. The cistern will be filed
previous TO the winter with the warm
summer rains, and IL will be far into
winter before the temperature APP
proaches the freezing point. When
roots are fed less water Is needed, and
il is a curious fact that a fattened ami
nal generally drinks less in proportion
than one III only store condition. There
is less water in the flesh of a fat animal
than III that of 4 poor n Ii is proba-
bic this fact has led farmers TO believe
that fattening stock do not need regu-
lar drink. But the moderate amount
they require must be given regularly, OF
the di>quIet and rough appearance of
the GOA: viii show that something is
wrong. Ii water is kept by them all
the time there will be no danger that
they viii drink more than is for their
good. We shall not decrease the pro-
( portion of water in their flesh by fur,
nishing less IF that, but rather by Civ
ing more of fat and flesh forming eie-
mentS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

-"'Do ] think of yUu?' you ask,
dearest" wrote a husband To his wife
ado / think of yOu?' Yes, / do espe-
cially when q button comes off, or ind
a hole in my stocking" u am glad
you think of me-, darling she wrote w
reply: II used TO think a great deal of
you when 4 wanted to 60 to the concert
or the theater, OF when felt Ike having
a drive, but since | have found a gentle
man friend who was willing To take your
place | have not been troubled 50
much" He took the next train for
home, nursing a volcano of wrath in hi
bosom the whole distance. IL is need.
less To say that the conflict was n short
one; q mai couldn't stay angry long in
the presence Of her sparkling eyes and
merry laughter. But he felt that she
had served him right, aud his future let
tiers will doubtless show more apprecia-
ton of her wifely attributes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
How to Clean Seiled Dresses.

The following directions for cleaning
soned dresses has been well tested. ana
will be found excellent: Dissolve one
tables ~poonful of borax IN eight quarts
of soft water. Have ii quite As hot Is
can be borne by the hands. Place the
garment. previously brushed. and rip
ped. if pecessary (s garment plainly
made need nc. DC ripped). in this solU-
ton, and let is lie until the water Is
quite cool. lifting and airing it occa-
sionally. II the garment Is very much
soied. some rubbing VITA the hand
may Be necessary. Grease spots hlrG
with dust should De rubbed in =
stronger solution Of borax previous Il
putting the garment to soak. Wring
dry and expose TO the open AIR; wheI
stilia httie damp press on the wron-
This proportion of borax and water Is
excellent for cleaning black or dar
eolors. Whatever the material. A.
brrax is a neutral salt, no fears need be-
entertained of its injuring the mos
delicate fabric
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

ever. store he were up agin and sendin'
for the mate. were aft At the wheel
and heerd al tha; were said. the Old
man knoxin' thatI know'd al abo-t il
and So not mindin' me.
.'There's been q awful mistake
saws he 70 the mate. and / We married
the o WOMAN This amt my sife
as - below. but rs her cousin; thai H.
she are ms wife. because I'm spiiced
onto her, but IL were her that Williams
were To marry
How did it al haPpenT says the
mate
IL were al arranged savs the old
man. for the ihlAg ~ come OF At the
sieyedores housc ~ the laBt!n. the
parsOn were let into the job and were
CIV a bg fee for 70 spite. the pair of Us.
and the stevedore's wife insisted on
keepin' the whole house d3k 80 no one
would suspect anytain'. We VA to be
spiIced fust. and then Williams and hI-
gl, and how the two brides got mixed
l. more than ! know: but We was al
terribly excited, and JET a. soon a. the
/ ceremony was performed rushed my
wife dCgn Ia the boat. neither al u
speakin' a word; and now what 10 be
dOae2'"
Them rs God has fined. let no msn
put asunder,' SAYS the Eate: what :
done cant be undone. We're nigh
thirty miles of shore and can't 90 back
without 4 deviation u the Y yage a. viii
vitia;e the insurance. A. nigh a. | can
makeout theres mighty little difercnc,
between the two gals. and if YOU, sir.
could make up your mind for 10 Ike this
one a. well a. You like the other, and II
she can make up her mind for u
Ike YOU, there won't be no harm done
arter al. Besides. rs it's probable thai
Williams has married the i'o;her gal,
you can't have her nohow. Ny advice
10 you, sir, air TO Civ up your Don To
this here Young lady, and arter she gifts
yer her seasicGness begin court.n OF
her list as II voud never seen her aiore.
As an old married man can assure YOU
that the courtin' Is about the best pari
If the business; yOu We had one spell Of
it ashore and can now have another
spell of it al sea. Then if il be as yoU
can't fancy each other by the time you
gifts 10 Havre, why You can find some
decent people to put her il charge o.
and send her back, and | suppose
therel be some way found Tor ~ draw
the splice you We made.
Mr.. Brown says the old man.
your advice are 80 far good that
don't see no other way of doin': you can
20 below and git your breakfast, and
excuse me from Jinin' you, but III my
present condition Of mind ! couldn
touch a morseL'
whether orno, sir. Captain Williams
were spiiced TO the t'other gal. | never
found out. This much. however, | do
know, that i more lovin' couple than
our old man and his wife was. afore
they got 10 Havre, never was seen,
which condition Of harmony continues
To this day. they bein' liyin' over il
Brooklyn At this very time. I've al
ways had my idee As IL were reckoned
up for them two to be splIced, and that
he never would have been half SO WEI.
oil with the tother gal.-N. \. HorGd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
YOUNG AMERICA.


a tAtT.f
COVE hiiher, you madcsp darling"
!. ] SAID 10 my four--car-old.
- Pray. what shall be done 10 the bad, bad cir
Who Viii not d. ~ -ac : tOids
Too wc!i you love your own wee way,
Nnltc little Won love 10 mind.
Bui mamma knows what Is best for you,
And tsu aAc always kind"
- told her OF "Ca-ahtaura-"
And the fearful burning ship.
do Npu think said /. " such - child Us thl'
tti~ mother would Eavc to VIII .
Aud my heart went out wiki tn- story sad
u tins hoy 50 nehty brave.
WI would MOI fGrT "a di~Dlcy,
Efcn Ms lie to save.
Then her ewes grcw bright rs the morning,
Aud they seemed - look mo through.
Ah-ai- thou-ht I. you md. rs.and
The lr--pn / nave in EicB.
" NV what d. yuu think OF this tad my love.
TIL al that i- an yDurE heart.
LINK. size sad. d. was d-eG n good,
But n" wasn't the least BIZ smart
-JLtia u. Dana, ul iOutl's Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
oUR GOLDEN FEDDIyG-D4y

LAPG ha~lf-ccutury Of genuine love
hity wears If faithful. ti7eie-s duty.
mars a i~is-ptrtner gwen from above.
hicher than wealth and fa.rcr Tar than
Fhrongh all Hfc'stasks, and trials. and tempta-
A "h-ipmec true. and honest, and dis
W. ana ~uu~patted in the dear relations
VI W" and mother: toward her Children
Sweet
As mothers love could make her; DER her
OF It'lIe onc---t Tn heritage or God
"nlehed FOR taciT welfare, or applied the
But she, who bore and nur,u-ed end carcssea
Their baby hood. -tn gently held cont uI:
ihet ave 70 love her yci, and cat her
And tbs weak tribute to a priceless soul
l. p.ud ty hin who IA her love found rest.
And no- upon our ffiieth bridal morn,
In spite 81 wears ri trial and - pain
Rad and severe, yet, IN True mccknes- borne.
Gods peace ant blessing ORR tried souls
sustain
AND hope upIifts the heart. and fills the ewes.
A. fam locke forward tothc .a-t and bc-t-
Our NOR Than golden wedding iu the sxses,
The marriage supper 81 eternal rest
Dear. pa-icn, wife, upon whose gentle face
Aid IN whose tender eye stil beams the
OF youth and hope, and joy, dashed with deep
OF lon-g-cont.auel suffering. We draw near
The time when suffering shall forever cease.
War S'iI "a little longer til tie come
40 SEND ~" soul IN ecntlcn'S~ and peace,
Up 10 lts Juyp-S. everlasting home.
-HEIIai," IA ). l.. UbscTrrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

He had been sitting still So long
that the mother expected to find him
asleep, when she looked around and
asked, "Well, Harry, what are You
thinking OFF, "Ma- are we very rich?"
he solemniy inquired, by way of reply.
In one way we are, = she said; "your
father SAYS he values me at three mil
lion dollars, you at two million dollars,
and the baby AZ one" That closed the
conversation on that subject, but next
morning, as Harry was getting on his
overcoat. he examined the new. patch
which had been added, and coolly OBJ
served: Well. l think father had bet
ter sell off about half of YOU or the whole
of the baby, and get the rest Of Us some
decent duds TO put on"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21


Mor-s Evwrs. . Burmese. who =
been educated IN fhh country sah The
neg e sending him Ss Baptist mis-
.ionary 20 EsrmAa. Iecsssed rrssstty IN
BAunore SYsaAssg al Inc depaosasse
condnspn Of wsCsa in the ksss. cssnE
mainly 10 p~cuEsr r~asxsSas sezcnzsks.
he zsd. "6iris ia China sas eessrEcd
- have no sSas. and ~ ALA them - ocs
murder. and ,h.reto-e no; e. be pun
rshch Whe-. parents are too poor ~
supper; The gar. children. they s~ dr.
2csed oi IN ihs following Say A. rig
alsr interval. N appointed osioe- E~s
through = village and c~olleets .rum
poor parents al the giIl children they
can no; cAEs for. xhsa they are about
rish; dsys old IL has two large bz>
ke,. attached 10 the end II = b.meso
pole and slaRg over lis shoulder. ss
infants are pAeed IN each basket, ass
30 carries them 20 some nesSfbo-lng
village and exposes ihsn for sals
Mothers vho desire 10 r3ss wives for
their sons buy such ~ they may select
The others are taken ~ the Govern
-ment asylum, Of which there are many
al through the country. II there s
room there they are taken IL, u not
they are drowned"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

1t rather startles England to find
that the Afghan war is costing her 500
600, coo more than she thought 1t would
1t Is the most expensive Afghan she ever
purchased. And then there i. the South
Africa war to pay for. This piece OF
amusement, besides the loss of life en-,
tailed, has cost 2.226. 600, and about
ali they have 10 show for il is a colored
gentleman by the name Of Cetewayo,
who IL more ornamental than useful, a.
ne can not even whitewash.-Detyot
Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

IT is wonderful what fools boys are A
charming wld ~ 81 cur city owns a u 60 bov.
ana q man from 81. Pau wants 70 re appoint
ei d-Duty father 10 the lad IL was 0Hiy 4a~.
sunday that while IT, 81 Paul iusu was
stroll NJ down CheStru. street with tbe isf.
he asked: "Buh. does Your mamma t$a-
her hAirg~ and that foolish hoy answered.
40. no. hut YOU ought 20 So h@r hang dad :
head GUs~ lie nlinIsteI "a llit SRog cEeTy-
thing When be told "a g. prepare 20 de.
Prepare, why he Was aching 10 die--saE-
uazcr L.aso<rr.Ga-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

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~ 4u-s.tus<l sn3 ks atsziESstrsta& SM~
r.~g hzi tAs p.y&ess - 9ps eSA Ese .
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- No. us<1Fsry. ard "a &z@
or reTrr ~ cssaesrs g. cas<s ~ <s
rs8sas rusTsrur c~e1E=mc-as 49, r~errs
aSs<t. - hessznr prs>~zs - $500
aorxs ia NeueEEEF a.. @
baxkw Sc ~ e~=E2
Tv~uszns ~ Al.Ss Axs SfsN.s sol
~ FrsteA Ssfrs = rsk8F ~ - f1ASE -
e-xgW Cum4zzy h@s ne sszNsSs
CrTwpsru-wAf hsSi a.Err - rsaos
Czre 90 CHs.zG E~s2Se s7sysosT
o-Szi y tskr1
v<- Eraa-s ss Ssirr :. ;se scz~ =
So E~sanrS gsaA 49, n Ar 1850
rx.-Aros sraasy zsntA AL pAys1rl
seAAa-a zrrssrd - ks1 HtssnA
4. GaAc-'s Corn Ssarrh . .irsctly T@T~-
sA-sxAi yrasT = - IrsSur Hs-3
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

The man no said tha, II YOU would
give him the luxurios q! ilfe Ia would
manage 10 dispsns. with the necessities
will be pleased to learn that the Su-
preme Court of Indiana has decided
that what i usually considered = luxury
i q necessity. The case arose from The
sale OF = cigar by the clerk of = ho;el.
resulting in his arrest for the violation
o: the Sunday law. which, like that Of
nearly al States, forbids riotInc, hunt
ing, fishing, quarreling, common labor
and the pursuit Of ones ustiaI
tons, works Of charity and necessity
only excepted. The Court decided that
the word necessity" must be defined
according Ia its legal meaning ooly.
The term was applicable 10 b sailing
of ships, the running 81 steamboats, and
trains, carry ing the mails, operating tel
egraphic lines, keeping up water works
and gas works, carrying on distiilerles,
breweries and running Touring mills
These are not prohibited on sunday
here in the civilized world, and
seldom regulated any differently on
Sunday than on 2 week day; and large
manufactures, blast furnaces, salt
works. oil wells and other pursuits
wherein heavy machinery is used, and
where a stoppage Is attended with loss
or inconvenience, are seldom inierfered
with in their sunday operations. There
i no necessity for working in q shop,
blowing Il field, selling from T. store,
opening al Office, etc, on Sunday but
there i q daily necessity for cooking
food, taking meals, drinking tea or cot
fee or snoking n Cigar. A hotel may
be kept ON Sunday, a. Il l. on a week
day; and II il has 4 eigar-stand, n
which cigars are sold N week DAYS, il
j. a. lawful To Fell q cigar on Sunday as
TO furnish q cup of tea or coffee or sup
ply a meal of yicIuals. So that, in In
diana, at least, a cigar is pronounced Il
legal "ncceSsity." which opens up n
wide variety of moral and social ques-
tons too extended for present discus
sion.-Detrou Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
How to Boil and Stew.

To DO either properly, the food must
be immersed At the beginning in actual
" boiling water, and the water must be
allowed 10 reach the boiling point again
immediately, and TO boil for about i've
minutes. The action of the boiling
water upon the surface of either meat
or vegetables is 10 harden it slightly.
but enough TO prevent the escape Of
either Juices or mineral salts. After
the pot containing the food has begun
to boil the second time. it should be re-
moved to the side of the FIRE. and al
lowed TO simmer until the food is done.
This simmering, or stewing. extracts
all the nutritious qualities OF either
meat or vegetables; the pot should he
kept CLOSELY covered unless for a mo-
IN order To remove the scum. The
steam viii condense upon the inside of
the cover. and fail back into the pot in
drops of moisture. if the boiling is slow.
DO not think taat rapid boiling cooks
faster than the gentle process l recon-
mend After the pot once boils you
cannot make its contents cook ans
faster # you have tire enough under II
TO u a steam engine. So save our
fuel and add il 10 the fire little by little.
70 keep the pot boiling. Remember i
Won boil meat hard and fast it viii be
tough and tasteiess. and most of it
goodness viii 60 up the chimney, or u,
of the window with the steam--E1-
change. p
THERE'S one matrimonial rule that
can be depended upon as of universe
application. A husband will never fino
am difficulty in footing his wiie's bills
provided the wife is 20 put together
that she i. not ashamed to foot her nus
bands stockings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
Mental Strain RrucNcd.

THE Washington ID 60 Criii- SAYS: ct is
minated 10 u that members Of the Senate
snd House are freely using Warmers safe
Nervine for relief OF nervous prustratiOn Incl
dent upon the severe strain upOn their men
Ia yOWers.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

THERE are moments when We think trzf
the pEGnessc system o. spelling voald save .
great deal Of soEFos esd misunderstanding,
Nos iGe.s EE T06Gle -IrS o. our boarding
house who wrote some Ines in ki> girls
slhum ~O- : Tea" The poo. teiioE Ueac:
the c-ysrai article bGt his .a.r oee foo<zehc
b alluded 70 q bust and sen; back his
presents. xith.a brief note, saving, Ne and
you must AT st-argiS VT farewell. 50 rs
aI up--TS~ Fors Eyfs<assrcsG Aa=ssfs<r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

: JOHNNY Raafed tegoto the circGs- and his
Ia.l<r said: -Jokaly,. Ia rather you'd 20
{. school and siIiy. and marie yonr he
President s0me day said JShrny: Ia
fher. theirs sboCf ore million bows IN he
tui,ed states. isn't thereE- Yes" And
every one o. them stands = chane- az bang
Tres deat2- Yes We'll dad. III sell OF
ny chance for . circus tiekeI-"-OE Cry De-
rex
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

PINPLE- AND HUMoRs or TIE FAcE-Tn
this condition Of the skin. The NEGErfVE Is
tn great remedy. A. IL acts directly upon the
Cause IL cieanSss and purides the blood,
thereby causing humors Of al kinds 20 dis
aUurar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

MASTER FgANR GUEETTy. L. :. N was re-
eeuti , married according 4, the rtes oi the
GTeek Catholic Church. TO Miss NiZa kastr-
meteriof, . Russian LADY. aresideut OF II "A,
Alaska
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

Gladstone says of the Turk: "H
it were honorable TO lie he would tell
the truth. 1t being honorable TO tel
the truth. he les"
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

Ms MLuo1. Of eenteruIe, Ga, has a
rare collection Of oi ~n-wsPapeH. some %
then dating before tie Revolutionary sar.
In enc If them Is an aGTerEseusSn, o. General
Washington, who 0f-rs 3 reward for : run-
away slave.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

]. NJ RYkS, az M0nara has purchased
et,aso shesp il California, "a oe driven 10 tba;
rs-vitgrv
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

A MAN who was bitten hy . eo- s. Bow
dom, Mass. Was SUPERSTITION enough b,
dress The wound with Eair from Tie brute that
bit him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21
ATTENTION! eiy! T:.s HOUSES,

BY making strictly pure nd first.
class goods for the last eightyears,
In New York, we find our rapidly
Increasing trade demands our
opening an office and factory IN
Chicago. TO supply the western
trade, and we would advise all
parties wishing 20 paint, to try
ours, which is the very best and
~cnespest in the market. Send for
sam pie card and prices.
NATIONAL MIXED PAINT CO,
NEW YORK or CHICAGO. ILL
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-06-21

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TIL NATCuIE.S E~ENJvATuR - fcrbs- snA
i e1Eausfrt constructions - rtgh 10 tI- rlrtr MS hat
e. 20 ns-Ttsh sH1 ssrvnsst "a Ia b}sg4 J. p-sf~cts
tr-siion. stiuust-s fiF Eyrr. Eidn7yN be~rs ard
urfuars su-sns guirt. Ihr brain ana nervous forUea aaA
inGac-s refreshing sop NAIT BiTTFg> cuululsad
th~u--lves "a n ~r.E sa1a-s-nL osv-.orsra- d.
eunsiod. n,rvJuN s4s.r- aa1 u4riAncsoiy - ne
rur,s;. safest. AID uo~t Po-.rfEi restorative "a ni-tI-
einr. Prepared hy III MAI BfTfEs- COMPANY.
frUu Tute~raszfsf Ma. aHf Hps spsG E~yCvHher--
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-18

Sc nos escribe de Ponce que el IL
tuvo lugar ALI con mucha solemLi-
dad la procession del buen Pastor, 8
sea. ell acto de llevar la communion d
los enfermos simpedidos en- sus casas.
La Divina Majestad fue muy bien
recibida en- ell hospital de Damas, d
cuya puerta esperabau varias perso-
mas decentes con velas encendidas ,
en- la carcel no hubo nadie que reci-
biera, nj mas altar que una mala
mesa con un cruci6jo ; en- ell Asilo
Tricoche nj siquiera Sc encontr6
alberta la capiIla. En- ambas de-
pendencias tiene Intervention aquel
liberal Ayuntamiento, y por 10 tanto
no nos extranan esas omisiones.
En camb;o la m1sica del battalion
de Cadiz, que manda ell bizarro jefs
D. Antonio Zendrera, acompano ell
viatico