A right of arising on a bill may no longer be exercised after three years have elapsed. That right is a system of prescription. Against the maker, or his guarantor of a note payable on demand, form the date of the note. All actions arising out of a bill of exchange against the acceptor are barred after three years , reckoned form the date of maturity, payment of a bill of which falls due on alegal holiday cannot be demanded until the next business day. Where any of these proceedings must be taken within a certain limit of time the last of which is a legal holidays the limit of time is extended until the first business day which follows the expiration of that time.