Carter's got pills

She's got gumption. They're sweeter than cherry pie. They're like two peas in a pod. He's as happy as a dead pig in the sunshine. They go together like peas and carrots. She's got more style than Carter's got little pills. (Or liver pills or little liver pills, depending on the era)

Stan Brown wrote: I can't understand than Carter got pills,in the below sentense. worst party I ever worked. Carter's Little Liver Pills was a

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I'd taken sleeping pills but they weren't working. The hotel was a Carter had got away; Gower was stuck there, in purgatory. So he

Carter s little pills began as Carter s Little Liver Pills, a patent medicine developed in 1868 by Erie, Pennsylvania s Samuel J. Carter. So widely, in fact, that it seemed Carter had an endless supply of pills which is why the saying originated as more than Carter has little liver pills.

She still doesn't stop shopping although she has more clothes than Carter has liver pills. The company's got more financial problems than Carter's has pills

Carter's Little Liver Pills (Carter's Little Pills after 2024) were formulated as a patent medicine by Samuel J. Carter of Erie, Pennsylvania

Carter Medicine Company which was incorporated in 1880 by John Samuel Carter of Erie, Pennsylvania. Their most famous products were Carter s Liver Bitters and Carter s Little Liver Pills. Other products included Carter s Back Ache Plasters and Carter s Little Nerve Pill s.

Carter's little pills began as Carter's Little Liver Pills, a patented medicine developed in 1868 by Erie, Pennsylvania's Samuel J. Carter. Carter's Little Liver Pills were well-known because of its advertising.