Here's "Ruination" personified, from The Sketch, 1898.

From The Harvard Lampoon, 1893.

From Die Muskete, 1911.  This should also be of interest: How to Be Your Own Cat.

"Me drunk on literature is the best me. Hands down. On a good book, time is fluid, point of view ranges from the omniscient to the unreliable, and space is blasted with sensuality. On Lit I fuse with the human experience. I remember, I alter, I trust. Drinking that fine Lit down, I carbonize into the desirous me." —Dan Manzanares

"Delirium tremens," from Die Muskete, 1909.

A solo drinking game.  From Jugend, 1910.

"What the D---L!!!"  From Judy, Or The London Serio-Comic Journal, 1879.

"Do our 'best' women drink?" from Wayside Tales, 1906.

A circulation library from Pick Me Up, 1897.

Here's some double vision from 1939.

"Bring us liquor!"  From Wayside Tales, 1906.

"The Thing!" by Elmer.

"A clock of intoxication."  From Popular Mechanics, 1911.

A detail of a postcard from 1917.

The appearance of six moons, two within the clock tower and the rest courtesy of double-vision, from an 1863 issue of Fun magazine.