— Per Curiam:
We think that the undertaking of the defendant was an original contract of surety-ship, not a guarantee. It was that the payments should be made in the manner and form mentioned in the agreement for all the lumber delivered to the houses. We think, upon the construction of the agreement and the subsequent transactions , between the parties, it was not restricted to the kinds of lumber and prices specified in the agreement between the original parties.
Judgment affirmed.