"commutation ticket" meaning in English

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          "text": "Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Commutation Ticket. Good for twenty rides between Vermillion and Cleveland, for Wm. T. | Shelton, or Simeon T. Shelton, as | per conditions on the back.\nJ. W. CARY, Gen'l Ticket Agt.\nN.B.–Conductors will punch for each trip, and take up ticket when used up or expired.",
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